Fold The Tent Conservatives

The Bulletin ^ | 02/06/2008 | Michael P. Tremoglie

[William Tell 2]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

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[madison10]

No, I’m going to stay for Revolution II.

[Izzy Dunne]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

What kind of stoopid question is this?

[smartin]

Republicans don’t threaten stuff like this. We will stay and fight the good fight.

[Digital Sniper]

No, I’m going to stay for Revolution II.

I look forward to fomenting that Conservative Renaissance and purging the party of the liberals who have corrupted and manipulated it this past several years.

[steel_resolve]

it’s the “waah! you won’t support my choice for president so you must be a traitor like alec baldwin” group of republicans

[Migraine]

I’m afraid there will be sniping and backbiting that could get people’s backs up over this. I don’t want to risk that, but would implore all who are considering kicking the chess board over to understand that they would not just be sitting out for a 4-year teach-em-a-lesson breather; they’d be sitting out the next 20 years of Supreme Court decisions. Not a good ploy at all! Come on back and let’s play our wretched poker hand by putting up a good poker face!

[SampleMan]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

No, it means that the Republican party will have left the conservatives and gone into direct competition with the Democrats for the Socialist Nanny State crown.

Conservatives may have to form a third party, but I doubt it. Generally, after walking away from their base, the GOP realizes that its been marginalized.

[jmaroneps37]

This question makes me think: rat mole alert!

[xjcsa]

I’ll vote Republican in November...for everything except president. I won’t be voting for McCain.

[isrul]

What is a “Tremoglie”?

[ExcellenceInAmericacom]

I know I’m not moving out of the country, but I have thought about it, even with a McCain!

We just need to work on beating these party highjackers in 2012. We need to start influencing people to our side. It’s not that hard if you can make them think! It’s common sense, but they’re all in this “cult” voting for McCain.

AH...I’m sick to my stomach still from yesterday...

[TADSLOS]

What, and miss out on all the fun watching McCainiacs explode on contact? No way.

[SolidWood]

The pendulum will swing back to the right. The coming years will be hard and arduous. But Good will ultimately prevail.

[LADY J]

Heck no!! We've just begun to fight!!

They think they've won something - but we won't fold that easily and just go away.

We have more integrity than all of them put together. No more hold our nose and vote for who THEY want.

That game is over!!

[digger48]

You obviously never listen to Rush.

True optimism doesn’t quit.

This election will only make Rush more determined and will grow his audience like never before.

[org.whodat]

Does one stupid statement, alex baldwin, leads to your stupid question making that link is grasping at straws.

[isrul]

You’re talking about McCain supporters.

[Sun]

Let’s keep fighting. McCain doesn’t even have half of the delegates. It’s not over yet.

[Free Vulcan]

We do have a House and Senate, and many candidates running. That’s where I’ll be putting my time and money.