Message to ?Conservatives

Vanity | Feb. 11, 2004 | Nix Two

[EternalVigilance]

Whatever. I still think you're hunting pheasants with a MiniGun.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Here's the story

[NeoCaveman]

To some of y'all, we conservatives are nothing more than red-headed stepchildren.

Weren't we red-headed step children back in the 1976 primaries, what a diffrence 4 years make.

In the mean time vote Bush, after all Kerry loves the Sandanistas.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Here's the Miranda story

[Texasforever]

Your broadbrush attacks are the tactics I thought only democrats used,

Oh give it a rest. Ya'll come on this thread guns blazing and you don't like it when others shoot back. Too bad.

[EternalVigilance]

What makes you try and smear me with the 'unappeasable' label?

You just like to try and piss me off?

I pulled my weight at the polls in 2000.



And I live in TX now, so I'm trying to go native...

;-)

[.30Carbine]

No one's accused me of anything yet! All I know is you really hate "they" and "them" and you've been stewing in it for years now.

[EternalVigilance]

In the mean time vote Bush, after all Kerry loves the Sandanistas.

As you, and everyone else knows, I am.

[Texasforever]

What makes you try and smear me with the 'unappeasable' label?

Are you unappeasable? I didn't think you were.

[.30Carbine]

And I am now content to let you stew.

[Thumper1960]

Not sure about you, but...this continual ABB crap is offensive. NO politician can be all to all. It may seem cold, but Bush is useful in these times. He has proven that, after a bitter struggle for justice in the 2000 elections. Then, by answering the terrorists in 2001 and fighting for tax cuts, etc. since then. Is everything he's done been perfect? Nope. The last "perfect" one 'died' on a cross 2000 years ago. There is no human messiah and certainly no political messiah. Leave it to the Communists to portray any of their leaders as a "messiah". We'll settle for the right man, or woman, at the right time.

[Nix 2]

Ain't you the one complaining, complaining, complaining about conservative bashing? How it just isn't fair? Wrongo, redhead. Meet another redhead. You got no good ammo there either. I'm a *girl*. You?

[NeoCaveman]

As you, and everyone else knows, I am.

I know that and you know that, but I added it for the conservative bashers.

[EternalVigilance]

You, like FO, play the same game.

He, or she, (to my knowledge, this individual has never revealed his/her gender on FR) is probably better at it, though.

[Texasforever]

No one's accused me of anything yet! All I know is you really hate "they" and "them" and you've been stewing in it for years now.

Yep and for good reason. 8 years of Clinton and now the prospect of 8 years of Kerry. You're damned right I hate them

[Edit35]

"Other than listening to the demons wail about the deficit, what difference has it made in any of your lives? None."

Exactly. I keep hearing all this gnashing of teeth from "outraged" conservatives over the deficit, like it is the end of the world.

Granted, no one wants deficits and certainly conservatives, including myself, sternly criticized Clinton when he ran deficits for six of his eight years in office.

In reality, however, this current deficit doesn't change my life one iota. Nor did they in the 80s, nor did they during WWII, nor did they from 1992 thru 1998.

Also, I welcome the VOLUNTARY prescription plan for elderly, especially for those who cannot afford life-saving drugs. Are we to leave the old and afflicted out there to suffer because they cannot afford some of the newer, expensive drug therapies.

GWB IS compassionate, and for that I thank God.

Does the illegal immigration work program tick me off? Yes.

But I understand what GWB is trying to do politically. Most politically astute people do, and I think GWB knows and expects his 'proposal' will never even get off the ground, especially in election year.

To sum it up, the original poster's thoughts are spot-on.

I care much more about GWB's moral leadership, his support of faith, his sanity on issues of race, his judicial appointments, his confirmation of absolutes, his rational energy policy, his ban on partial birth abortion, his clarity in stamping out evil Muslim fanaticism.

It is time to stop the bickering. It is time to start doing what's right for the long-term health of this country.

[EternalVigilance]

I'm a man. I knew you were a woman...read your page at the beginning of this thread. It's pretty good.

[BigSkyFreeper]

Just got done reading that Miranda story, and it illustrates just how gutless the Congressional Republicans are, when they have the dirt on the Dems, they don't do a thing with it. They could have busted the Democratic strategy going back to 2000 and probaably ahead to 2008 wide open had they pursued it. But they didn't. Oh well.

[Nix 2]

Thanks. Haven't had a real chance to catch up yet. Had a flood. But it's all over now. I still have a hard time with Frist's backing down. It isn't right. Or Right either.

[EternalVigilance]

By the way, compliments on your choice of U.S. Senate candidates.

I shook hands with Specter once, and had an immediate desire to wash my hands repeatedly! :-)