[definitelynotaliberal]

As I make my rounds of my compatriots and small businessmen and shop workers I can tell you all that these men remember they are men and Americans. All they need is a national voice.

Thank you for that. It's good to have that assurance. Who, as you judge it, is the national voice right now?

[Still Thinking]

It sounded to me like he was making the point that there isn’t an adequate one.

[Publius]

Who, as you judge it, is the national voice right now?

Glenn Beck.

[mick]

I think Publius is right. Beck seems to be the only one actually articulating how this country went down the wrong road with the Progressives. I have to admit TR was a small hero of mine until I delved into his record and that of the Progressives. Beck also has made me look at the XVII amendment as a mistake. So along with the repeal of the XVI and the elimination of the FED, that might be a beginning.

Others I would say are Mark Levin and Thomas Woods ( author of "Meltdown"). As far as politicians, the pickings are few. I am a personal supporter of Sarah Palin. More from the stand point that she is hated by the same people I hate. She must be doing something right. But I think she needs to flesh out her belief system. But I feel her instincts are right. And Governor Sanford from VA seems promising.