Posted on 09/27/2010 3:28:35 PM PDT by Justaham
Dem Rep. Earl Pomeroy, who voted with Pelosi 97% of the time, is now running a pro-Bush ad in North Dakota.
We’ve seen plenty of Democrats in tight races trying to distance themselves from President Obama. But one Democrat, North Dakota’s Rep. Earl Pomeroy, is taking this a step farther by actually embracing President George W. Bush.
Pomeroy is locked in what’s shaping up to be the toughest contest of his 17-year House career. He faces GOP state Rep. Rick Berg…
(Excerpt) Read more at gatewaypundit.firstthings.com ...
Just like all career politicians, he'll say ANYTHING to get re-elected. Losing is terrifying to them; it may mean actually having to get a real job.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3OVesNzO8qk&feature=player_embedded
Keeping America safe for eight years meant a lot...
I miss President Bush
“I miss President Bush”
Yep .. didn’t agree with him all the time. of course, but I sure miss him ... and Laura ... they were the last of the class acts and you never doubted their love of America.
It isn't necessary to agree with someone all the time. In fact, it's humanly impossible to do so. We are all unique individuals with our own totally unique genetics and life experiences that shape us and our thinking.
The single biggest problem I believe conservatives have is this insistence on 100% ideological purity that brooks no tolerance for individual points of disagreement. This impulse, which is totalitarian in nature, is so strong on the Right that it's scary.
In theory, conservatives supposedly value the rights of the individual over the rights of the state. However, you can see attempts at enforced group-think every single day on FR, as well as in the Right's (and, perhaps, Leftist trolls) manic attempts to label any Republican who strays from that group-think as a "RINO" or worse.
It isn’t necessary to agree with someone all the time.””
I agree.
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