[ClancyJ]

I agree. I am so tired of lecturing the “teach the GOP a lesson” crowd. And the second part of that is - somehow the Republican voters need to be able to hang together and fight even though the man elected is not their personal slave on each and every issue.

Just look at how the democrats work. No matter what goes against them, no matter what they lose - they gain somewhere else, they do not destroy their own and they just keep on moving their agenda forward. Then look at us. All are continually trying to one up each other over who is more conservative, the president is merely a batting toy for them and the one they use to make their macho statement .....he will lose my support if.......

What support - there is never any support with conservatives.

[weegee]

I am so tired of lecturing the “teach the GOP a lesson” crowd.

Those who put PARTY before COUNTRY do not serve the best interests of America. They are as bad as the worst of the Democrats who celebrate defeat in Iraq.

[hocndoc]

What support - there is never any support with conservatives. Bingo! That's the one lesson that anyone seems to have learned when we gave away the House and the Senate and so many State posts in 2006. So the candidates chose to go after swing voters, cross-overs, and independents.

[GoldwaterChick]

What really scares me is that so many of these “teachers” really are very intelligent people

I can understand they are fed up with not being able to sway the GOP and are taking desperate action. But whatever are we going to do when the Fairness Doctrine—an oxymoron—is passed by a Democrat Congress and President? Where are we going to be able to express our outrage and opinions?
The Dim’s answer will be that the people have spoken—they want fairness in everything—another oxymoron—witness the election.

Next will be Internet tax, among many others.

THIS MAN IS A MARXIST! DON’T PEOPLE UNDERSTAND THAT? HE MUST BE DEFEATED.