[MNJohnnie]

Still here propagandizing for the Democrats huh bot boy?

[tsowellfan]

Still here propagandizing for the Democrats huh bot boy?

If it's "propaganda" I'd really like to know why? Can you point it out?

[bmwcyle]

You need to put down the Kool Aid.

[Bikkuri]

Even IF is was for a good intention, it will lead to MORE control taken away from the people... how often has a rule/regulation/law been made for a good intention that ended up making things worse... yet it was never recalled or amended?

How many of those HAVE been fixed (as far as I know.. none).

There are many saying this was to prevent Paultards from screwing things up... it may be so, but they were also pushing Conservatives out to the curb... (I DO know that the Paultards had to go.. he is NOT a Conservative, no matter what they say)... but I am sure there were other ways of getting the Libertarians out without alienating the Conservatives..

[Captain Peter Blood]

The RNC and the Republican Party do not like or want Conservatives.
The high point of Conservatism within the Republican Party was Reagan.
All you have to do is look at the sorry candidates and empty promises since then.
This party will not and does not want to change, it's for Big Government just like the Democrats.
I have heard this mantra that Conservatives can change and take over , etc., etc., Ad Nauseam and it never happens.
We got fooled by Bush and he had a so called Republican Congress and what did it do, Spend! Spend! Spend!!!
Conservatives are deluding themselves if they are thinking Romney is really going to change things. I do not see it.
Guess we will now see what will happen.
Romney can probably win if he keeps the focus on the economy and nothing else.

[duffee]

This is not propagandizing for the democrats, this is an accurate account of how the RNC is disenfranchising me and many other Conservatives who knock on doors, make phone calls, put up signs, give money, attend local party meetings, county and state conventions. A take over of the state party which will have effects on the direction of the Republican party and the ability of the Tea Party or Conservatives being able to be able to assert themselves in the Republican party.

[Gargantua]

You agree with this running roughshod over, silencing, and locking out of the discussion those (we!) grassroots conservatives who deserve a voice in our GOP governmental actions, policies and decisions?

And you pretend it's Mozilla who's shilling for the "Democrats?"

Pretty badly bent, there, crease-wad.

;-\

[ModelBreaker]

“Still here propagandizing for the Democrats huh bot boy?”

Huh? That comment makes less sense than, say, a screen door on a submarine.

[JerseyHighlander]

You are are complete f’ing moron.
You have been lowering the standards of FR threads for years.
The very fact you will disparage a full reposting without poster comment of a Dean Clancy article, is just another exemplary display of your totally clueless behavior on FR over your tenure here.

Get a freaking clue.

Do you know who Dean Clancy works for? Do you not understand where FreedomWorks developed out of in the past 4 years, and how it’s a bridge between grassroots activists and those cabals who oppose the foundational values of FR.

I don’t even like Armey and his Texas clique, but to call this article propaganda is the height of absurdity.