[RinaseaofDs]

Here's a little different question:

Where's the line, that when crossed, most conservatives will wake up and understand that something has to be done?

Everyone has that line, I think.

I said this on another post: I feel, literally, like I have a gun to my head this year going into the polling booth. If I vote for ANYONE other than Bush I'm putting my family in jeopardy.

You can't be unhappy as a liberally, looking back at the last three years. You can't. As a Democrat, you may be crying in your beer, because helping America isn't why you are in office, retaining power is.

As a liberal though, look at all the presents under the tree this year:

1. No conservative appointments to the federal bench that matter.
2. The first amendment is toast.
3. Gay marriage is a done deal (so is beastiality, incest, and any other thing you do in the privacy of your own bedroom)
4. Prescription drug benefit
5. Federal spending at record levels
6. Amnesty for illegal immigrants imminent (say that five times fast!)
7. Free Trade allowing migration of jobs from heavily regulated US to nearly unregulated China, Russia, and India.

I could go on, but what's the point? It's been a BANNER year for liberals.

For conservatives: we haven't had a major terrorist incident since 9/11 and we got half a loaf on tax relief.

So,

Where is the line, that if crossed, would get even the Bush-bots scratching their heads?

[LandofLincoln]

The line has been crossed, you are just to NUMB to know where it is. If it has to be pointed out to you, you would not recognize it if it WAS pointed out to you. If you say that the liberals have things to be happy about, then REAL conservatives have things to be sad about. Truth being, that since Bush has taken office he has been a better friend to the liberals.