Alan Keyes issues formal endorsement of Tom McClintock

RenewAmerica.us ^ | October 2, 2003 | RenewAmerica staff

[Nan48]

YES!!! Good for you, Jim. I'm quite amazed by the lack of respect for conservative candidates by a few in this forum. I wonder if they're even conservatives anyway.

[American in Israel]

Indeed in a choice between a Statesman and a Clown who will a circus vote for?

Governship is a incredibly serious position that will effect the lives of the people for years to come. Arnold can read a script, can he balance a checkbook?

I suggest script reading skills are very important to the mafia Bosses, balancing checkbooks is not. I wonder who will be the new mask on the master?

[tallhappy]

It is like a scene from a Luis Bunuel film.</i.

Which scene in which Bunuel film?

[BlackbirdSST]

Amen. I find the radical far right to be as hypocritical as the Democrats - they want less government EXCEPT with social issues, and the Dems want more government EXCEPT with social issues.

You have US on the right confused with someone else. If you want to refer to those willing to shed their Conservative principle's for a vote, or those that claim Conservatism and vote for a leftist, then you'd be speaking to that Compassionate, New Tone crowd. Blackbird.

[Robert Drobot]

"I have the utmost respect for Tom McClintock and Alan Keyes. They are both men with integrity. I wish I could vote for Tom, but I don't live in CA."

NO PROBLEM!!!

Send a telegram to the demrat Califmexico Secretary of State. Tell him you just got your driver's license as soon as you crossed the border, and you want an absentee Mexican ballot.

To be certain there is a level playing field the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled, your ballot will be counted three times, because you have been denied entry into what was once and always has been Mexican territory.

[Symix]

Hehehe - you gave me a good laugh. Hayworth always made me un-easy - so many words, with such vigor and no substance...

[CaptBlack]

Like I said, I like Keyes and don't understand why so many Freepers bash him whenever his name comes up.

Because many are party-first pragmatists and are only "conservatives" by accident of birth. They withdraw support from worthy candidates who have principle and ability and then condemn the same for having no support.

[CaptBlack]

We've really reached a lowpoint when having a reconstructionist advisor is worse than having the chief financier of Planned Parenthood and a radical enviro as top advisors. And to have it be so on FR.

Truer words were never spoken. I've never heard of someone who holds to what USED to be commonplace moral standards being so contemptuously spoken of before by a group of so-called conservatives.

On a post I read last week, McClintock was accused of being on the "hard right" because he was Pro-Life, Pro 2nd Amendment, and Anti-Big Government! Back in my high school days, that was THE platform of your rank-and-file conservative. Now it's "hard" right. If it is, what's so troubling about it anyways?

[SCalGal]

For someone who is 'ruining his career' he has sure risen to national prominence. ;-)

And he's done exactly what he said he'd do: stay in the race until the end.

[EternalVigilance]

Yep. And that is a good thing.

But California set its sights alot lower, unfortunately.

In a representative republic, the people generally are going to get the kind of governance they want.

[EternalVigilance]

'Hard Right' regards...

[ApesForEvolution]

Very well said.