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I recommend that people -- especially the purist conservatives read this article and thread:

[Rush] Most Powerful Man on Earth Powerless Against Rogue Courts and Activist Judges

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1085272/posts

The major enemy of the Constitution and conservative ideas are the Courts and activist judges. The ONLY feasible way to change that is to elect a Republican President and a Republican Congress with a filibuster-proof majority for about the next 20 years, so over time the judges can be replaced by judges who interpret the law, instead of legislate and push their liberal agenda from the bench.

Conservatives should keep their eye on the ball, and instead of attacking Bush, their best chance to stop the tide of liberal activist judges, they should make sure he gets reelected and give him a good solid Republican Congress.

To paraphrase, "it's the judges, stupid".

And to reiterate my very simple factual statement: either Bush or one of the Dems WILL be president for the next 4 years. Pick whom do you prefer with all the above in mind.

They don't care about judges. It's far more important that their <Michael Savage Mode> feeeeeeeeeeeeelings </Michael Savage Mode> be validated.

They're a lot like liberals in that sense.

In terms of Bush, you'll get no argument from me. I neither propose to, nor do I promote, undermining Bush or steering voters away from Bush. As for other races, once primaries have been undertaken, the GOP slate stands. Simplification is key. One other note. We on the Right have shied away from lawyering, from courts and from our own version of judicial activism, and the Left have jumped in the fill the vacuum. So, even while we work on the slow process of getting favorable people seated as judges, we *must* get ourselves much more comfortable with using the judicial weapon to our maximal advantage. There have been glimmers of this since the early 1990s (Judicial Watch, Pacific Legal Foundation, etc). We must have more.

Some people say "it's the judges, stupid". No it is not. Its the RINOs. They are the ones that keep supporting these prochoice/abortion judges and refuse to support ProLife judges.

Just look at what happened when the Republicans tried to change the filibuster rules. Even though the GOP had a majority, AND all that was needed was a majority to change the filibuster rules, they couldn't do it because there were a DOZEN republicans who refused to support the President. ( This was on the Hannity show).

Bringing more Rinos into the big tent of the GOP creates not a bigger tent
- but a ZOO. No Borders - No Votes Si Borders - Si Victory