[ClearCase_guy]

I find the statement pallid.

Two years from now, no one will be talking about it.

[mad_as_he$$]

Yawn. Limp and not enough true leaders to make something of it.

[556x45]

LOL, the movers/shakers in the GOP are little different from the libs in regard to self valuation. They imagine themselves indispensable but real change will come from the electorate. The GOP would do well to consider that the folks in fly over country are tired of tone deaf pols who want to micro-manage from arms length in DC. There are plenty of this type in both parties. I think regular folks are telling DC they would prefer ‘power’ to be local where its easier to keep a thumb on it.

[US Navy Vet]

No. It tells me that ALL of the “Mainstream””Conservative” orgs/people know how to glom on to a movement that they had VERY little with.

[Roccus]

I’d like all candidates for the November elections as well as 2012 election to answer one question;

“What are YOU going to do to reverse the economic horrors that this administration has perpetrated?”

[EternalVigilance]

Does The Mount Vernon Statement launch a second revolution?

LOL...

Will the lowest setting on your stove bring water to a rolling boil?

[SERE_DOC]

Well to be honest, I find the document to be an abomination. I think that the founding fathers wanted this to be a Representative Republic.

I don't think that we need to go any further than that.

Stick to the Constitution and don't screw with redoing the whole shooting match.

Just go back to the original design and stick to it. All these supernumerary departments can be disposed of and get us back on track.

[LibLieSlayer]

“Just words”.

LLS

[DTogo]

Did someone at Mount Vernon declare independence, pledge their life/fortune/sacred honor, issue a call to arms?

So... what's the "revolution??"