[Lancey Howard]

I wonder if it may not be time to take a loss and do some purging. I'll tell you this, the RNC better be awfully careful about how they disburse my donations. If I see these scumbag moderates getting help from the RNC, the RNC won't be getting any more help from me.

[Carling]

I'm almost to the point of saying screw 'em, I'm done.

If the GOP can't agree to cut a small % of the budget, then why am I registered as a GOP?

Granted, the is a COMPOST article, so until I hear the new media's reaction tomorrow I won't have both sides of the issue to make my decision.

[Just Lori]

We could use a man like Ronald Reagan again.

[counterpunch]

Which members opposed ANWR and the budget cuts?
We need to organize and recruit conservative GOP candidates to run against these RINOs in their districts. Bring pressure on them from the right to force them to get in line if they want to win the party nomination.

Even if they eventually win their primary, we will at least get close to a year of decent votes from them in the meantime. They need to be scared straight.

[TheDon]

I say the GOP leadership needs to hold the vote even if the moderates in the party vote against it and it fails. It will send a clear message about who needs to be voted out of office.

[The Spirit Of Allegiance]

It's time we STOP letting these 'moderates' get away with being Democrats in (R) Clothing.

Time to clean house, next November, best we can and install some serious Conservatives with backbones and willpower.

Are we mad enough about this CRAP to move the earth and make it happen? I hope so.

[Nomorjer Kinov]

Buck the moderates.

[al_again]

The question we need to start answering is simple: do we like Republicans acting like liberals or Democrats acting like conservatives?

An interesting observation is that the Republican party is much more conservative when they are the opposition. Look at what happened while Clinton was President - many conservative measures got passed and the liberal agenda was stopped cold.

With Republicans controlling both houses and the executive branch, the liberal agenda has been advanced more than at any other time in the last 25+ years!

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

Nowadays, I toss every GOP fundraising letter in the garbage. Hopefully, they will take the hint. Piss on them all.

[Reagan Man]

The GOP is suppose to represent conservatism in American politics. There is nothing conservative about more and more spending, while expanding the federal bureaucracy to levels like never before. Big government Republicanism is nothing to be proud of.

[kittymyrib]

It may be birthing time for the Conservative Party. Republicans just don't get it. The political tide in this country is not toward the mushy middle but polar opposites, both Left and Right. The best thing that happened to the Republican Party was Jimmah Carter, because it made Ronald Reagan possible. We are at that point again, when Republicans need to lose in order for conservatism to win. Only this time, we will need to leave behind the RINOs who are never going to agree with the conservative cause.

[moose2004]

"The fractures were always there. The difference was the White House was always able to hold them in line because of perceived power," said Republican pollster Tony Fabrizio. "After Tuesday's election, it's 'Why are we following these guys? They're taking us off the cliff.' "

Tony Fabrizio is the MSM's favorite "Republican" pollster, he always preaches gloom and doom for our side, a sort of David Gergen. If my memory serves me correctly Fabrizio had Kerry leading Bush by 4-5% near the end of the race last year, and he predicted a Kerry win.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

So this means that dropping the ANWR drilling proposal is tabled for now? A bit of a silver lining there.

[Gritty]

It must be Tom DeLay is down in Texas trying to defend himself from false charges and not in Washington cracking Moderate skulls. It's obvious he is not in charge.

Meanwhile, the GOP continues to immolate itself - as planned by the Libs and Moderates (but, I repeat myself).

[kcvl]

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[Reaganwuzthebest]

House Republican leaders were forced to abruptly pull their $54 billion budget-cutting bill off the House floor yesterday...

Not exactly sure yet but this may be the bill that the Senate's version contained massive increases in H1-b visas. If so this is good news for American workers, without enough votes from conservatives the chances have improved that provision will get stripped in conference if and when it comes back up for a vote.

[dr_who_2]

Scum!

[nonliberal]

Muck the Foderates!!! Time for another crackdown.