[kabar]

The demographics of this country are changing rapidly, thanks to our pro-population growth immigration policies and unsecured borders. Since 1996, the population of this country has increased 41 million from 262 million in 1995 to 303 million today. Demographics have and will continue to have a major impact on voting patterns in this country. The Dems will benefit most from these changes.

More than likely, the Dems will win big in 2008. Not because conservatives are staying home or at least not voting for the top of the ticket, but rather, because the larger Dem base is far more energized, as was the case in 2006. Certainly having a candidate like McCain will depress the GOP base [what party nominates its maverick as its standard bearer?], but I doubt if any Rep could have won this year. The only glimmer of hope is that the Dems nominate Hillary who has very high negatives. She is the only candidate who can energize the GOP base.

[egginanest]

Nine months is an eternity in the world of politics. Potential catalysts in favor or against are too numerous to list. Our goal as Conservatives must begin at the grassroots level ASAP.

Aside from that, relax, keep your powder dry and enjoy watching the Dims rip *their* party apart. It IS happening and the scream of Dean is about to be heard....once again!

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