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The price is doing whatever he has to do to get reelected and to increase the majority in both houses of Congress. And I could care less what that price is. How can you measure the price of ending the scourge of terrorism? How can you measure the price of killing millions of the unborn through government sanctione abortion? How can you measure the price of destroying the family and our society? How can you measure the price of defending the 2nd amendment or of the entire Constitution and Bill of Rights? This is the first chance we've had in my lifetime and my parents lifetime before that to have a complete turn around in government. Do not underestimate the evil that a continued liberal activist court can do. We can replace them. It will happen if Republicans don't go all wobbly on us. I believe that ending the liberal activist judiciary is the first step in recovering our constitutional government. What the libs couldn't get done via legislation, they simply got their judges to do through unconstitutional rulings. There is no other way to break their hold other than having a Republican president and a Republican Senate to appoint and confirm conservative judges. Sorry, but there's zero chance that the libertarians can do it.

Besides, you don't have any plan to do anything else, other than try to defeat Bush by electing a Democrat and letting the downhill slide into a socialist hell continue. What the hell good will that do for you or your children?

The price is doing whatever he has to do to get reelected and to increase the majority in both houses of Congress. And I could care less what that price is.

OK... so let me get this straight.

You want republican control of both houses of congress, the executive branch, and the ability to pick judges.

And you're willing to pay any price for that. Including (as now appears to be the case) the price of republicans becoming just like democrats, thereby eliminating any advantage to liberty and rights there might have been in having republicans in those positions.

Try as I might, I just don't get it Jim.