Affirmative action – we are all equally American
Anti- religious fervor in all aspects of American life
Bush haters
Caring about what other countries think of America
Celebrity activism
Congressional gridlock by the minority party
Congressional Pork by all parties
Denial that Iraq is part of the War on Terror
Denigrating tax cuts for EVERY American who pays taxes
Draft rumors
Drug company influence and the high price of medicinal drugs
Flag burning
Forgetting what really happened on 9/11
Incessant blame of President Bush for all our country’s problems
Integrity and character matter
Judicial Activism
Knowing what a war hero really is
Loss of personal responsibility and accountability
Michael Moore activism and people who believe it
Obvious liberal bias in the media and the flagrant denial of this bias
Obvious lies
PACs and lobbiests influencing Congress
Pandering to minorities
Partial birth abortion is disgusting
Party talking points
Political correctness
Rights for criminals
Searching old ladies at the airport because it’s not fair to racially profile our real enemies
Sensationalization of celebrity trials
The attempt to redefine marriage between a man and a woman
The attempt to remove the word God from the Pledge of Allegiance
Two party elitism, but especially liberal elitism
Worrying about Arab sensitivities
Dude, let 'em spin on this. This is not a situation where spinning the story gains them anything. What they need right now is the cold water of honesty and they refuse to look at the truth. This is good for our side. Democrats will conclude that they weren't leftist enough and will swerve even harder left. More average people will be turned off by their socialist agenda and will report that the country is going in the wrong direction. They did this in 2004 and ended up putting forward a horribly leftist candidate this time.
The bottom line is that kool-ade democrats think everyone else is stupid, that they alone possess a kind of sophisticated, urban understanding that everyone else should bow down to. They will never be able to appeal to average people by talking down to us. We have far more common sense and BS vision than they give us credit for. Like I said, this is good for our side.
Right on...there are hundreds of reasons but don't confuse the moral values reason as being solely religious.
I am a gay, agnostic who voted for Bush and values was one reason. I believe integrity and honesty in a leader is a minimum requirement, qualities that Kerry just doesn't have.
While I disagree with the far right's opinion of me and my partner I'll continue to support the GOP, just keep my distance from the radical right. By the way, I'll vote against them if they continue to try to suppress my quest for Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.