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I agree. I've done what I can do on a local scale -- I attend whatever rallies I can and bring my digital camera to document. I make signs. I make bumper stickers (still working on that process tho...*L*). I write. I engage the people I can at work. My particular focus is the artistic/music connection. If we can get people to think in terms of liberty in that manner, then we can win their hearts and their minds at once. The stereotype of the leftist artist needs to be demolished once and for all.

Excellent efforts on your part and well-stated suggestions.

It seems as to me, even though the anti-Bush crowd gets all the coverage, that more and more conservative entertainers are willing to come forward and express their pride in our nation. Frankly, it is unprecidented to see so many artists/entertainers place their careers on the line.

When you talk about blacklisting, it is the conservative artist that is purposely overlooked by the radical leftist studio and record label owners.

I see our President as the great uniter and if the left isn't allowed to print revisionist history of this period, he will be remembered as a magnificent president and leader. Honor and character in a president has been lacking for far too long. The current leader of our nation possesses both.