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To: Deut28
Rush quite frankly is spinning and slipping and sliding at this point. He was attacking Bill Bennett a bit today because Bennett dared to tell Rush to calm down. Rush started saying that Bennett flirted with some moderate positions once - in 1987!

It seems to me we conservatives have savaged each front runner from our own party and there comes a time when it needs to stop. I don't know how Romney gets to be the latest (failed) conservative savior he was no more solid conservative than McCain, Huckabee, etc.

14 posted on 02/07/2008 1:50:17 PM PST by Williams
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To: Williams

There’s truth in that, and it begs a question. Is conservatism compatible with modern politics?


23 posted on 02/07/2008 1:57:20 PM PST by Deut28 (Cursed be he who perverts the justice)
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To: Williams
Romney gets to be the latest (failed) conservative savior he was no more solid conservative than McCain, Huckabee, etc.

The reason you believe that is because you have been listening to anit-Romney garbage. All of you forgot that he was a conservative Republican in a far left State. Much what he had to sign was a compromise like some of the things Bush has had to do. If Romney used his veto pen it would have no effect since the Mass Legislature is overwhelming left and far left and would have overridden anything Romney did. Even the Court dictated what he could do. He had to compromise to at least get a portion of conservatism in the mill. Wake up! Never mind, closed minds cannot be reasoned with. Take CA, total liberal and all Arnold could do is play with some of it.

31 posted on 02/07/2008 2:05:17 PM PST by Logical me (Oh, well!!!)
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