[Ulysse]

OK It has been told again and again by Paulists,Obama’s trolls,angry conservatives....
Try to keep your head cool if you’re none of the above.
One fight at a time!
I’d say defeat OBAMA first and then try to handle McCAIN and rebuild a strong conservative movement.
BTW just red a recent article from Fred Thompson in the Wall Street Journal on conservatism

[Liberty2007]

lets thank FDT for woosing out or doing a half hearted campaign.

[KentTrappedInLiberalSeattle]

I’d say defeat OBAMA first and then try to handle McCAIN and rebuild a strong conservative movement.

My head's plenty "cool," thanks. I'm simply neither delusional nor imbecilic enough to delude myself into believing that a permanent voting 'Rat majority -- the inevitable end result of another amnesty of the size desired by Juan McCain (30 to 40 million) -- would be in any way, shape or form something from which conservatism could "rebuild," in either our lifetime, or our children's.

One enemy is overseas; the other, pouring in across our borders, right now. Learn to prioritize worth a damn... or: learn to love being a resident alien within "Mexico II."

Pfft.

[CottonBall]

One fight at a time! I’d say defeat OBAMA first and then try to handle McCAIN and rebuild a strong conservative movement.

That's living in denial. There's no way to 'handle' McCain once he has the power he's been craving. He IS panding to the right now, as pitiful a job as he's doing. It's obvious he can't even stomach pretending to be conservative now and again. When he gets in office, he will swing back left. And will be 'reaching out' again by passing the liberal's agenda for them.

There will be no influencing McCain once he's in office because he has a total disdain for conservatives and will be downright nasty to those conservatives still in Congress. And worst of all, everything he does will tarnish the name of every conservative and the GOP. He will damage conservatism and the GOP from the inside much more than Hillary or Obama can do from the outside.