[TBP]

As a constitutionalist, I have been worried for a long time about the refusal of so-called conservative leaders to step up and fight for limited government, as the Founding Fathers envisioned. This Administration has done nothing to advance that goal, and neither does the Republican Party. When will conservatives start pressuring our people to stand for our principles instead of watered-down versions of liberalism?

[Dan from Michigan]

Here's the bottom line. What are we going to do about it?

[Cacique]

ping

[RJayneJ]

Quote of the Day by Teetop

[WaterDragon]

President Bush has always pushed for smaller government by pushing for tax cuts and Congressional pork cuts....Republicans in Congress are not yet with the program fully. And the President has pushed for faith-based social programs, to begin decreasing government's meddling in that area.

To say Bush is not listening to us is a lie, and one being told by political groups who want more power over us than they now have. Thanks for nothing.

[sauropod]

Careful. You might tick off a well-known neo-con here on FR. His lips are firmly planted on Karl Rove's posterior...

[Constitution Day]

Here's the memo (from Donald Devine) that is referred to in the article:

Revitalizing Conservatism - Policy Views

[LibKill]

I find the unstopped growth of government very troublesome. Rush dealt with this subject quite a bit last week.

Where is the limit on government?

[Incorrigible]