To: tpaine
Well, we can't vote them out if we don't try. Vote out as many RATs as we possibly can. Send the Republicans in with a conservative mandate. Call them, write them, visit them in their offices. Tell them what we want them to do when they get up there... and keep reminding them. Then, before the next primary, select the most conservative candidates you can possibly find and work for their campaigns. Convince as many people as possible to support and promote them. Get them nominated on the Republican ticket and then campaign like hell to get them elected. They can't do it without grass roots support.
To: Jim Robinson
This is it in a nut shell! We3 need to tell them what we want. Jim is right is what he says and we only get what we work for. Freedom is worth working for, we really have the power to tell them what to do and what not to do but only if we stick together and keep up on what is going on....
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09/23/2002 1:29:21 PM PDT by
.45MAN
To: Jim Robinson
Well, we can't vote them out if we don't try. Vote out as many RATs as we possibly can. Send the Republicans in with a conservative mandate. Call them, write them, visit them in their offices. Tell them what we want them to do when they get up there... and keep reminding them. Then, before the next primary, select the most conservative candidates you can possibly find and work for their campaigns. Convince as many people as possible to support and promote them. Get them nominated on the Republican ticket and then campaign like hell to get them elected. They can't do it without grass roots support. I agree with the above, Jim. I'm now, and have been for some time, a knee-jerk Republican-lever pusher.
And proud of it! Just give me a choice between the lesser of evils, and I'll vote for the lesser every time. All I ask is that the Republican party refuse to put up candidates like senile, old Dole. The Republican party has to select candidates with good speaking skills, precisely because PR is everything.
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