[Texas_Dawg]

And what does winning do for you if all you pass are liberal policies. Nationalized healthcare, more bureaucracy, free trade with nations that don't reciprocate, the list goes on. No, the GOP forgot the term conservative and decided to go for the votes. That's how they got elected. Of course a movement, if you can call the neocons a movement, that idolizes FDR and Wilson as good Presidents isn't anything that I would want to be a part of

Tax cuts, conservative judges, economic freedom, national defense...

You offer me Hillary Clinton. No thanks.

[billbears]

You offer me Hillary Clinton. No thanks.

I 'offer' no such thing. If the Republican Party continues its move to the left and in the process loses the conservative part of the party through its indifference to them, it's not our fault if Hillary wins.

The problem with the Republican Party is when they see someone like Hillary get into office, they feel the successful Democrat's stance must be parroted but with an R besides the name of the next candidate. Instead of standing for conservatism they continue to move to the left to gain votes. Healthcare? 'Homeland' Security? 15 billion for AIDS? How long do you think these faux tax cuts are going to last when the bills for these 'conservative' actions start to come in?

As for conservative judges give me a break. The few Bush has presented and the ones many on here are whining about the Senate not confirming are moderate at best