I'd have to agree with you there.
Amazing << Hear this. Feel this, and tell me that this isn't music.
Hey Barack HUSSEIN Obama, I went to Harvard too! That was the worst fieldtrip of my life, but I went there...
Posted on 02/28/2009 7:55:28 PM PST by EveningStar
...The Goldwater myth shuts down all attempts to reform and renew our conservative message for modern times. And it offers a handy justification for nominating a 2012 presidential candidate who might otherwise seem disastrously unelectable...
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I’m not too concerned about who the GOP nominee is at this point. Either Obama will succeed, and no GOPer will defeat him, or he will fail and any GOPer will defeat him.
Not likely.
It's the "any GOPer" that I fear, should Obama fail.
Good grief, why even bother posting something from a discredited know-nothing like Frum?
Debate is good for the mind.
I'd have to agree with you there.
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Hey Barack HUSSEIN Obama, I went to Harvard too! That was the worst fieldtrip of my life, but I went there...
But he has a very good point that is illustrated by the fact that picking up a million extra votes in an already red state is worth less than changing a state from blue to red.
In other words, “Experts agree: Obama’s re-election chance is either dead or alive.” All we need is the CNN screenshot.
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As we should have learned with Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush, the GOP wins when it stands on firm conservative principles. When the party tries to out-”moderate” the DemocRAT “moderates” we lose. It is that simple.
No it isn’t.
(Sorry, couldn’t resist.)
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Changing a state from blue to red might be worth more provided you don’t also turn some of the red states to blue (such as happened in this Obama thing).
What's the point of nominating a McCain if it means you're going to get an Obama?
Frum is a well-meaning -- and very influential -- idiot.
The problem with that was always that Bobby Kennedy or Ted Kennedy could probably do what Nelson Rockefeller wanted to try better. There is no reason for conservatives to vote for a progressive Republican if there is Democrat around who can do just as much damage to the country.
Agreed.
Yeah? Tell us how Frum’s guy did in 2008 again?
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