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1 posted on 05/11/2008 11:55:05 AM PDT by Perdogg
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To: Perdogg

What you said.


2 posted on 05/11/2008 11:55:56 AM PDT by fightinJAG (RUSH: McCain was in the Hanoi Hilton longer than we've been in Iraq, and never gave up.)
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If Hilabama is elected, they will go to great lengths ensuring that they will never be out of power. They will leave no dime unspent in their pursuit of unabated democrat rule.

And, if McCain is elected and has a majority democrat Congress how will it be different?

4 posted on 05/11/2008 11:59:00 AM PDT by raybbr (You think it's bad now - wait till the anchor babies start to vote!)
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Amen to that.


6 posted on 05/11/2008 12:00:31 PM PDT by lexington minuteman 1775
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Sounds wisdom, to a point, how are Conservatives supposed to show their displeasure with DC, and at the same time vote and do the hard work of electing John McCain a man who routinely throws Conservatism under the Bus?

After seeing Obamao, I could never vote for the man, but there are races at all different levels that Republicans even Conservative Republicans need grassroots support to win that McCain is sucking the life out of.


7 posted on 05/11/2008 12:00:56 PM PDT by padre35 (Conservative in Exile/ Isaiah 3.3/Cry havoc and let slip the RINOS)
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Amen to that.


8 posted on 05/11/2008 12:01:01 PM PDT by lexington minuteman 1775
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My guess is that a lot of these people were also saying how a loss in 2006 might be a good thing. But it doesn’t seem the American public is blaming the Democrat Congress for the problems in this country, even if their approval ratings are in the tank.


9 posted on 05/11/2008 12:02:30 PM PDT by CaspersGh0sts
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Either of the dims would be so stinking stupid they would get us nuked and then send the perps foreign aid.


12 posted on 05/11/2008 12:04:13 PM PDT by Mrs.Z ("...you're a Democrat. You're expected to complain and offer no solutions." Denny Crane)
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"Just get all of the facts and be prepared to be disappointed."

Given the three possible choices, I resigned myself to disappointment a ways back up the trail. I've read a few comments from some FReepers citing the strategy of voting Dhimmi in the hopes of setting ourselves up for 2012, but I don't know any who sincerely believe that to be a credible strategy. More like blowing off steam to get over a bitter defeat of conservatism and common sense.


14 posted on 05/11/2008 12:05:22 PM PDT by rockrr (Global warming is to science what Islam is to religion)
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Excellent post. However, none of these candidates are serious about reining in the spending power of the congress. There is a smart fellow by the name of Robert Ringer who argued that getting Obama in the WH will be a quicker death for the US. $ than with Hillary or McCain.


18 posted on 05/11/2008 12:07:47 PM PDT by John123 (Obama said that he has been in 57 states. I will now light myself on fire...)
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What would be different if Captain Queeg becomes president? He’ll raise taxes. He’ll let illegal immigrants become citizens. He’ll stifle free speech. McCain is just as bad as Hussein and Hillary. The American people are in the unenviable position of having to choose between 3 complete liberal nitwits to be our next president.


20 posted on 05/11/2008 12:08:58 PM PDT by Astronaut
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The Federalists in the 1800 election made the same exact argument...let Jefferson and the Republicans win it all- it's almost as if the Freepers were alive then (funny how nothing new, just a rehash of the past).

The Republicans took over and the Federalists never recovered.

21 posted on 05/11/2008 12:10:06 PM PDT by stravinskyrules (Why is it that whenever I hear a piece of music I don't like, it's always by Villa-Lobos?)
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Problem is no true conservative leadership on the horizon.


22 posted on 05/11/2008 12:11:28 PM PDT by kenmcg
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They will leave no dime unspent in their pursuit of unabated democrat rule.

I've reached the conclusion that letting the whole place go to hell as quickly as possible is the only thing that will prevent a protracted, say 20 years, of economic misery for my kids and grandkids when this whole house of cards begins to fall anyway.

The debt is beyond the ability to sustain it. Political correctness and rule making cannot be put back in the box. The hunger of government for money to pay for the pensions and perks of those on the teat, as well as social programs for everyone else on the teat, will continue unrestrained. Health care will eventually be nationalized by the government on a state by state basis if the federal government doesn't get to it first.

Face it. The experiment in democracy has failed.

Lesser countries will be forced to tolerate not-so-benign dictatorships to prevent total anarchy. We are too free and too stubborn to suffer that choice.

Instead, we will be happy enough to splinter into groups that compete to start over.

God Save America.

25 posted on 05/11/2008 12:15:30 PM PDT by Glenn (Free Venezuela!)
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If the country is so weak that four years of a Democrat in the office of President will destroy it, then it's already all over and there's nothing left to do but stockpile ammo and wait for the shooting to start.

Personally, I will not vote for a socialist, no matter what party they claim to represent.

27 posted on 05/11/2008 12:16:52 PM PDT by Bear_in_RoseBear (Slide.)
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Thank you for saying what I have been thinking (and saying) for a while now. Wake up people, I would love to have a true conservative in office, but that is unlikely in today’s “give me, give me” political environment. We will lose more than just our money if we allow Obama to win. He will find a way to stifle dissent, and I would bet he would try and close this website down.

McCain will do one thing we need and that is Supreme Court Justices that are strict constructionists. Remember the liberals on the court are all old and will need to be replaced by the next president. As such, allowing Obama to have 4 years is a 25 year nightmare....


32 posted on 05/11/2008 12:22:52 PM PDT by Mere
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Your post is appreciated, but I wish things were more clear.

The conservative movement is shattered far beyond what operation chaos is doing to the Dems.

God have mercy on us.

38 posted on 05/11/2008 12:29:27 PM PDT by Lakeshark (Thank a member of the US armed forces for their sacrifice)
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Bingo, plus I’ll have hives for years.


42 posted on 05/11/2008 12:34:31 PM PDT by hershey
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Man, I really do enjoy your posts. I would like, very much, to agree with you on this, but I can’t.

First of all, times are way different now. Tradition and respect are lost artifacts of our culture and politics.

Secondly, Congress, specifically the Senate, plays a huge role in blocking a renegade POTUS, or one they see as a renegade, like 43. Remember, there were many backstage deals struck to get his noms passed, do you think Barry can muster that much support? In the beginning he may, after he gets rolling, though, he’ll be hated.

Everything McManiac does, will be pinned to Conservatism, and forever will we hear...hey McCain was a Conservative, and he opened the borders, raised taxes, allowed abortions, etc. And if anyone thinks he will appoint a Roberts or Scalia, think again, he’ll cave (reach across the aisle) in a NY second.

Not in my name. Not this time. Not ever again.

I’m pluggin my nose and working hard for Conservatives in Congress, I wrote off POTUS when Fred and Duncan left us.

People really do get the government they deserve.


43 posted on 05/11/2008 12:34:52 PM PDT by papasmurf (Unless I post a link to a resource, what I post is opinion, regardless of how I spin it.)
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As Rush has said, if the country’s going to be destroyed in any case, might as well let the other party be the one to do it. No Juan McAmnesty ever.


45 posted on 05/11/2008 12:35:58 PM PDT by Rastus
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Thanks for a reasonable post. I don’t like McCain, but I’ll vote for him because he won’t surrender in Iraq. For all the soldiers who sacrificed so much, I’ll do my best to ensure it was not in vain.


47 posted on 05/11/2008 12:36:44 PM PDT by Neverforget01
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