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'Liberated' Limbaugh flays GOP for lame campaign
World Net Daily ^ | 11/8/2206 | Joe Kovacs

Posted on 11/08/2006 11:54:25 AM PST by Ol' Sparky

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To: Ol' Sparky
"Limbaugh, a longtime proponent of conservative ideology his own self interest..
21 posted on 11/08/2006 12:03:47 PM PST by MineralMan (Non-evangelical atheist)
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To: Prime Choice
Rush didn't say anything that any self-respecting conservative hasn't said over the past 12 years. If anyone is made uncomfortable by Rush's remarks, it's those who sought to liberalize the Republican party with their RINO candidates. And personally, I hope they feel every steel-toed strike of those kicks. They bleeding earned it...and worse.

Just like when Rush's hero, Ronald Reagan lost 26 seats in his first moid-term election.

22 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:00 PM PST by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)
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To: Ol' Sparky

He's accurate to an extent.

But one day later, to do what really ammounts to lambasting the gop is hardly going to help.

He was in a sense scaremongering that the president is about to do a u turn on things like stem cell research and gay marriage which is nonsense.

The issues at stake were iraq, and corruption. Conservativr america DID NOT reject conservative principles.

The democrats played a dirty game through their left wing buddies in the media and put out one or two conservative candidates to take the house and a couple of senate races.

They abandoned their principles to do so, where as the GOP has stood by its, even at the cost of the election.

Once iraq recovers, I wonder what the democrats are going to do with all these 'semi' conservatives on their cards.

My guess, is more infighting.


23 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:23 PM PST by UKrepublican
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To: Ol' Sparky

He's accurate to an extent.

But one day later, to do what really ammounts to lambasting the gop is hardly going to help.

He was in a sense scaremongering that the president is about to do a u turn on things like stem cell research and gay marriage which is nonsense.

The issues at stake were iraq, and corruption. Conservativr america DID NOT reject conservative principles.

The democrats played a dirty game through their left wing buddies in the media and put out one or two conservative candidates to take the house and a couple of senate races.

They abandoned their principles to do so, where as the GOP has stood by its, even at the cost of the election.

Once iraq recovers, I wonder what the democrats are going to do with all these 'semi' conservatives on their cards.

My guess, is more infighting.


24 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:25 PM PST by UKrepublican
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To: Biblical Proportions

Ever hear the term "collateral damage"? Nufsed.


25 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:26 PM PST by Prime Choice (We lost because we lost our way. It's time to purge the party of all RINOs now.)
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To: BigEdLB

I know this sounds crazy, but maybe you could blame the loser in the race for not getting enough votes to win. Just a thought.


26 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:28 PM PST by Sir Gawain
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To: Biblical Proportions

Bib; I have a question, and I'm not being facetious.

Haven't you been surprised everytime Santorum won an election in that state? I never quite believed that Pennsylvania was that conservative - it was like he cast a spell on them.

That being said, he performed better in this campaign than almost every other Republican I can think of. Him and Steele.

Another question: if they both ran, who is the more appealing Presidential candidate now? Santorum or Allen?


27 posted on 11/08/2006 12:04:44 PM PST by StatenIsland
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To: UKrepublican
He was in a sense scaremongering that the president is about to do a u turn on things like stem cell research and gay marriage which is nonsense.

I disagree. Bush has a long and storied history of not vetoing anything that crosses his desk. Even the McCain-Feingold abomination was signed by Bush, for cryin' out loud!

If the Dhimmicrats pass it, expect Bush to sign it. He's been rubberstamping their runaway spending this long. What the hell makes you think he's going to change his approach now??

28 posted on 11/08/2006 12:06:18 PM PST by Prime Choice (We lost because we lost our way. It's time to purge the party of all RINOs now.)
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To: Paige
The GOP handed this election to the LEFT and now Rumsfield resigns the day after this horrific event.

I suspect Rumsfeld saw the writing on the wall - he would be innefective, and the dems would see to that by having him in the hot seat testifying day in and day out, trying to 'get' him.

It will be a witch hunt, I am certain of that. Better to get a fresh face in there so the DOD can sail on an keep the mission running, without the constant congressional distraction certain to be created by Pelosi.

29 posted on 11/08/2006 12:07:20 PM PST by GaltMeister (?All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.?)
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To: linn37

"Nothing like being kicked while you are down."
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I agree it seems like poor taste, BUT!!! isn't this part of the reason the PUBS got beat. They are too worried about being nice to everybody instead of fighting for what they believe in. Also, having gotten knocked down isn't it a good time to really analyze what their core principals are?


30 posted on 11/08/2006 12:09:49 PM PST by wmfights (Psalm : 27)
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To: Ol' Sparky

I not so sure the Congressional leadership wasn't conservative enough. But it was totally uninspired. It did nothing, stood for nothing.


31 posted on 11/08/2006 12:10:08 PM PST by popdonnelly
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To: Ol' Sparky

Well, it WAS a lame campaign.

The Republicans were hunkered down and playing defense in midfield, and refused to go for the long game when they had the ball.

High and rising stock market, falling energy prices, full employment, relative peace at home, things under control in Iraq. How could any of that be bad?

The American public never heard that view of things.


32 posted on 11/08/2006 12:10:52 PM PST by alloysteel (Facts do not cease to exist, just because they are ignored. - Aldous Huxley)
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To: Ol' Sparky

Republicans got so fat that their balls disappeared.

Time for a diet and a rethink.


33 posted on 11/08/2006 12:11:01 PM PST by D-Chivas
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To: Ouderkirk

Oh, that'll really help. Then the Republicans can be the minority party for the next thirty years.


34 posted on 11/08/2006 12:11:04 PM PST by popdonnelly
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To: Biblical Proportions

Santorum lost 2006 in 2004.


35 posted on 11/08/2006 12:12:04 PM PST by petitfour
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To: Prime Choice

Because the difference on both of those for example is, bush actually makes decisions based on very hard held beliefs.

When it comes to a few issues he will not go back.

He could not have made any clearer his opposition to them.


36 posted on 11/08/2006 12:12:11 PM PST by UKrepublican
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To: Ol' Sparky

If anything happens to Bush and Cheney in the next two years and Nambla Nan becomes president by default, will Hillary run for the top job as a RINO?


37 posted on 11/08/2006 12:13:33 PM PST by scouse
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To: linn37
Nothing like being kicked while you are down.

Sometimes the truth hurts! Suck it up. Learn from the mistakes, and come back stronger!

38 posted on 11/08/2006 12:13:45 PM PST by Tatze (This tagline is brought to you by the Admin Moderator!)
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To: Ol' Sparky

"...talk-show host Rush Limbaugh says Republicans are to blame for their own demise at the polls by failing to run a campaign trumpeting conservative values."

Should read:

"...talk-show host Rush Limbaugh says Republicans are to blame for their own demise at the polls by failing to ACT ON AMERICAN-CONSERVATIVE VALUES."

Better late than never, I suppose.


39 posted on 11/08/2006 12:14:31 PM PST by siznartuf (If I Hear "Jobs Americans Won't Do" One More ^%&^%^%# Time)
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To: D-Chivas

Speaker Hastert defending that trash William Jefferson, D-LA, was the last straw.


40 posted on 11/08/2006 12:15:39 PM PST by dfwgator
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