To: jveritas
Doesn't matter how you and I answer personally, when the conservative base and the grassroots are turned off by the candidate and or party policies we get losses like 1992 and 1996, barely get by like 2000, 2004 and disasters like 2006. We cannot afford a repeat of 1992, 1996 or a continuation of the 2006 debacle. We must field a candidate that unites and ignites the base and the grassroots. It can and must happen.
173 posted on
02/18/2007 12:33:55 AM PST by
Jim Robinson
(If the party runs a social liberal for president it's a kick in the teeth to its conservative base.)
To: Jim Robinson
I think the base should come to realize that there is no candidate who can satisfy 100% of what they want and become President. Even Reagan was not able to give the base 100% of what they wanted.
181 posted on
02/18/2007 12:37:18 AM PST by
jveritas
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To: Jim Robinson
Regarding the 2006 elections, I do not see it as "disastrous" but only "bad". The democrats cannot even pass a defeatist "non binding" resolution to prevent the President from leading us to victory in the war. The democrats are much less powerful than they, their media, their left wing lunatic base, and many conservative pundits, think they are.
The democrats yell and scream more than they can act to give "emotional" satisfaction to their rabid hate Bush liberal base and their media.
185 posted on
02/18/2007 12:42:26 AM PST by
jveritas
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