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Conservatives remain skeptical because the group is burdened by some pols, such as John McCain, who aren’t part of the solution: they’re part of the problem. As laudable as Cantor’s effort may be, his idea doesn’t yet include divorcing Republicans from Bush’s mistakes. Republicans can’t -- in the short time between now and 2010 -- shake off the Bush brand entirely, but they can distance themselves from it. To do so, they have to defend what Bush did right and criticize openly what he did wrong.

Need to shake of any association of Bush as a conservative, the guy was a moderate.We need to get back to being conservatives, kill the RINO, and stay on target (only dems hold their finger up in the wind for a "clear and decisive direction"). Quit being sheeple and lemmings, and start acting like leaders. I don't care about pointing fingers at the libs and making sounds like in the movie "Invasion of the Body Snatchers". I want the republican party to lead, or get the hell out of the way for a third party.

All the Bush-bots need to crawl under a rock. They follow the noise, not conservative principle. Think back to 2006 when Bush and Rove, kept telling everyone before the election,"that we will win seats in the house and senate". When you get your a$$ handed to you on a plate it's time to wake up and smell the coffee. No, not the Bush, and company. Their next move was to move more center (left). I need more of that like I need a another hole in the head.

One of the few conservatives we could have done great with would have been Duncan Hunter.