[fieldmarshaldj]

I’ve gone far past the breaking point with these trolls. When this party finally does equal Conservatism, it’ll get my 100% support. When it equals liberalism with Rudy McRombee and the Congressional midgets, it can get stuffed.

[Rastus]

Hey, Jim doesn’t like Rudy McRombee, either. It would be interesting to see what he allows to be said against the candidate here if it’s one of them. Not interesting enough to be saddled with one of them, of course.

[singfreedom]

My God, you express your concern about the WOT, but you would honestly consider not voting?

Look, I support Fred, too, or Duncan Hunter, better yet, but I could NEVER run the risk of our military folks EVER having to call Hillary, or Obama, Commander-In-Chief! Get a grip, man.

Of course it’s frustrating, but it’s like I told everyone after we lost the election in ‘04, conservatives have to totally rebuild. It’s a gradual, time consuming process and won’t happen in one election cycle. That election cost us a whole, whole lot.

[Polybius]

When this party finally does equal Conservatism, it’ll get my 100% support.

Hey, folks, let's get a grip on reality here.

This is not 1896 when bigwigs from "this party" and "that other party" got together and then decided "Hey, let's nominate William McKinley" and "William Jennings Bryan is our man".

Today, "the GOP" does not decide who will be the Republican nominee for President. Average American voters do.

As Winston Churchill once observed, "The strongest argument against democracy is a five minute discussion with the average voter."

The idealogical perfection in American politics that many of you demand is simply not possible in America or in any other nation where the "average voter" and not a political aristocracy has the final say in the political process.

So, the average American voters are not seeing things 100% our way in 2008.

Well, suck it up and, at least, try to put whichever VIABLE candidate will do the LEAST damage to America and to your children's future in the White House instead throwing away your vote and being far dumber than the average voter that Churchill was not overly impressed with.

[papasmurf]

Sign me up in your army of Conservative Soldiers, Field Marshall!