Fold The Tent Conservatives

The Bulletin ^ | 02/06/2008 | Michael P. Tremoglie

[NavyCanDo]

“If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican”

I never heard either say that they would not vote. In fact this morning Rush is setting the record straight on what he meant by if the country goes down, he does not want the Republicans to get the blame.

[skeeter]

Nah, I'm gonna stick around and continue to withhold my support the phonies who call themselves 'conservative'.

[skeeter]

Nah, I'm gonna stick around and continue to withhold my support the phonies who call themselves 'conservative'.

[bmwcyle]

What do conservatives do? We stock up on food, guns, and ammo.

[SolidWood]

THAT’S THE SPIRIT!

[smartin]

Me too!

[ModelBreaker]

But Good will ultimately prevail.

There is little evidence for that since 1930 in America. At our best, conservatives have been able to slow, slightly, the tide of totalitarianism.

It will prevail when He returns. But in America, it's not likely any time before then.

[trisham]

The pendulum will swing back to the right. The coming years will be hard and arduous. But Good will ultimately prevail.

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Amen.

[BaylorDad]

No. It just means many conservatives have a problem voting for a liberal.

I won't vote for any ticket that has Kay Baily Hutchison on it.

[Digital Sniper]

I’ll vote Republican in November...for everything except president. I won’t be voting for McCain.

Same here. And based on my experience thus far, be prepared for a lot of liberal RINO supporters to wave the "You're a Hillary Supporter" sock puppet at you. Sheesh...

[Cyber Liberty]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

Obviously a liberal baiting type question. Michael P. Tremoglie can receive my answer if he can see my hand from Philly.

[reagan_fanatic]

Things didn't look too good back in the late 70's before the Great One came along, either.

It's always darkest before the dawn. Our time will come again.

[Cyber Liberty]

My wife and I are rooting for Obama. Then we can see if they really want to run the country into a ditch.

[o_zarkman44]

My loyalties are for conservatives, not politicial partys.

The 50% of eligible voters who do not vote will tell you the two party selection is not choice. Some value has to be injected in the process. Lowered standards places NO value on candidates.

[Walkingfeather]

His email

elfegobaca2@earthlink.net

[The Toll]

I bet they’re not going to be this smug after the election.

[Rockitz]

Two questions:

1. How much worse than Carter can Hillary or Obama do?
2. How much better than Reagan can we expect after the country is once again sick of democrat control of the Whitehouse?

I’m certainly willing to risk it. A RINO president gets the conservative movement nowhere and risks the death of the only viable political party capable of executing a conservative agenda.

[Cecily]

I’m with you.

[BaylorDad]

I look forward to fomenting that Conservative Renaissance and purging the party of the liberals who have corrupted and manipulated it this past several years.

Is this what President Bush's "Compassionate Conservatism" has brought us to?

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

My wife and I are rooting for Obama.

Same here. I just decided today that I'm voting for him in the PA primary... I may even campaign for him.