GOP Irritation At Bush Was Long Brewing

Washington Post ^ | Friday, March 17, 2006 | Jim VandeHei

[meema]

Does the name Vigilante ring any bells with you or did you dismiss that one?

Thanks, B4. I refuse to get into it with mm any further.
Vigilante was the first one that broke my heart.
David Frum reading regular traditional conservatives out of HIS Republican Party a couple of years before, just made me mad.

Vigilante was called by HIMSELF. Which is why I was so shocked and hurt.

[marajade]

And your taking the work of the New York Post about Thune vs. the WH admin?

Gimme a break.

[Miss Marple]

Not unless you provide names and dates.

[stands2reason]

As long as Fred is "tanned, rested and ready" for 2008.... :)

[Miss Marple]

I will concede the use of the term "vigilante". I agree with it.

Name something else.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Fred Thompson?

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Sorry about that.

I was distracted by another thread about the 2008 presidential race, which I thought I was responding to.

Weird.

:o)

[EternalVigilance]

The current White House political director, at the 2000 GOP convention.

Their attitude towards conservatives in the party is hardly something new.

[B4Ranch]

Any President who has more compassion for these predatory illegal aliens and raghead arab muslims than he does for American citizens doesn't rate too awful high on my charts. His idea of a modern Patriot is someone who is willing to die fighting for Irans freedom. A US Border Patrol Agent fighting to secure our borders is just another nuisance to his globalism plans in his mind. Sad, to say the least.

[EternalVigilance]

I will concede the use of the term "vigilante". I agree with it.

You obviously know nothing about the Minutemen and what has been going on down on the border for the last year.

Can you name one vigilante action taken by the Minutemen?

[stands2reason]

S'okay. Fred Thompson is my secret dream candidate. :-)

[sinkspur]

Any President who has more compassion for these predatory illegal aliens and raghead arab muslims than he does for American citizens doesn't rate too awful high on my charts.

Of course, you are setting up a strawman here, but it does allow you to exhibit your bigotry against Arabs.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Yeah, there was a back of the book endorsement of Thompson-as a VP selection-in TAS back in 1996.

I still think it's a good idea.

Only this time he should be leading the GOP ticket.

:0)

[Miss Marple]

Give me a quote.

[A Citizen Reporter]

"The current White House political director, at the 2000 GOP convention.

Their attitude towards conservatives in the party is hardly something new."

IIRC, in our last exchange you claimed to have worked very hard for the Bush campaign. That claim seems to be very odd with this admission.

[Miss Marple]

No. I don't think the Minutemen are vigilantes. I do agree with the President that vigilantiism is not the way to go.

[EternalVigilance]

IIRC, in our last exchange you claimed to have worked very hard for the Bush campaign. That claim seems to be very odd with this admission.

Why? The hacks in the GOP have patronized and insulted conservatives no matter how much we've helped them. It's simple.

[EternalVigilance]

No. I don't think the Minutemen are vigilantes. I do agree with the President that vigilantiism is not the way to go.

How disingenous of you. That is not what the President said, and you know it.

[Howlin]

So is this the daily Dump On Bush Thread, inhabited by the usual malcontents?

[Miss Marple]

Provide the quote, and I will see if I misunderstood it.