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To: TAdams8591

Forgive me if I got your attitude wrong. It appears to be very defeatist — very “sunshine patriot.” Despair, cowardice, nay-saying, Tokyo-Rose-ing — that is what you are apparently doing.

Your link does not lead to this person’s comments.

The legalities provide for the Donofrio’s case in terms of both standing and merit, or it would not have been picked up for conference by the entire court.

The Donofrio contention about “natural born citizen” is accurate, according to the intellectually honest interpretation of the Constitution.

Call the SCOTUS dishonest before the fact of their decision if you choose.

Cease and desist, from fatalistically bemoaning the efforts of those who fight for constitutional reality.


563 posted on 12/04/2008 7:30:26 AM PST by unspun (PRAY & WORK FOR FREEDOM - investigatingobama.blogspot.com)
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To: unspun
No. Choosing to put all your time and energy into an effort that is obviously a losing battle with no chance for success, is defeatist.

In the end conservatism will win, but not if we waste all our time and energy on losing candidates and losing battles. THAT is the very essence of defeatism.

I take great comfort in knowing most conservatives have common sense and do not stand behind you on this one. Neither do most conservative leaders. Very few will get behind this effort, and there will be absolutely no push for it on talk radio. But please continue in your delusion that time and energy spent on efforts that are obviously losing battles with no chance whatsoever of success, somehow advances the cause of conservatism and it's ultimate victory.

564 posted on 12/04/2008 7:59:17 AM PST by TAdams8591 (Still waiting........ Finny!)
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