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GW can lose, if we sit on our butts.

Sure, I have my problems with GW. As a conservative, I don't like the federal budget, and I sure as hell don't like the administration's stand on immigration. But, we need a republican in the white house, and we need more republicans in the senate. If we don't correct the federal courts we will fall to the Marxists and we will lose our republic, and our liberty.

I will work for the president, and I will work for the republican party, and until such time as there is better, I will stand and deliver for these things.

Is this the lesser of two evils? I don't think so. In this party I can change things with a voice.

We have victory together, we die in parts, and if that happens the republic is gone. Think carefully about your vote, and your support this IS the defining moment of this republic.

Benjamin Franklin: "You have your Republic, if you can keep it". Well, I aim to keep it, and you should too. Don't go away, stay to keep our republic. I beg you. It's the only logical thing to do.

Well said.

Work to change what you can, a little bit at a time.

The party will *eventually* reform to match the will of its supporters.

Unfortunately everybody wants it all exactly how they think it should be, right -now-.

Taking your ball and going home won't change anything -ever-.

If we don't correct the federal courts we will fall to the Marxists and we will lose our republic, and our liberty.

Benjamin Franklin: "You have your Republic, if you can keep it". Well, I aim to keep it,

If your second statement is true, why on earth would you let your first statement happen even if the dims were in power?