I’m not gonna cry, too angry. If this election teaches us anything is then the republicans in Congress and in the White House walked away from conservative values too often and we paid the price in 2006 and again tonite.
The only reason this election was close was Gov. Palin and her conservative credentials. If McCain had picked romney or Liberman or other such non-conservative this close loss would have been a slaughter.
Now, we have to look at two years from now to work at getting good solid conservatives back in congress and to look for presidential-caliber candidates to devlop now. Obviously Gov. Palin will be in that crowd, but we need a full stable of capable leaders to test and prepare. Obama, as an incumbent POTUS will be awfully difficult to beat. We’ll need the absolute best and brightest to derail him.
Many are counting on Obama to be his own worst enemy as his policies fo forward. Maybe he well will be. But we can’t assume that to be the case. As POTUS he can buy off and intimidate in whole new ways that he only dreamed of as a candidate.
The only answer is another conservative revolution. Maybe a Palin led one? Maybe Jindal will carry the torch. I don’t know. If the blue blood republicans continue to run things it’ll be another 20 years before we have a chance again. This country, me and my family, can’t afford that delay. Conservatism mush shed the “nice guy” cloak and fight for control of the Republican Party first, and then fight to take our country back from socialism.
Senator McCain and Gov. Palin - thank you for your efforts, though it would seem not enough listend to your message.
Back to the drawing boards guys.
We’ll be fighting a massive onslaught of Communism, not Socialism.
I need to see a priest tomorrow. Only thing is I need a die-hard Conservative priest who I can talk to if he’s a psychologist, not a priest. I don’t need to hear “my son, that’s not the way.” The Christian/Catholic way just died in America. I just went into overload.