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To: AGreatPer

“I think what he is thinking about is the cyclical swings in power. He is correct, the present will not remain the same.”

As far as the Presidency goes, he is wrong. A Repub will not be POTUS for the next 40 years. The reason is manifold:
RATS are streaming out of Blue states into red states and are bringing their politics with them. Examples are many and include florida, and vermont.
The school system is busy indoctrinating our kids with left wing ideas starting in grade school and have been doing so for 30 years. The result is an electorate that is now 50-50 liberal conservative.
Rest assured that MILLIONS of illegals will be given amnesty and the right to vote. 70-80% of these new voters will support RATS. These people will multiply and produce more liberals.
The “news” media continue the relentless support of RATS and the slandering of traditional american values. The entertainment media will do the same. Until the rules for the electoral college are changed, the President will be a RAT for as far as te eye can see.


110 posted on 02/11/2009 9:42:23 AM PST by Hacklehead (Liberalism is the art of taking what works, breaking it, and then blaming conservatives.)
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To: Hacklehead
That is sensible gloom and doom Hacklehead and I have to agree with most of it.

But when the Dems get hit in the pocketbook and realize what a shambles our gvt has become, I have faith they will be hurting so bad they will realize conservatism has to be considered.

Sorry, I've just been such a positive thinking smuck all my life and I'm not stopping now.

137 posted on 02/11/2009 9:58:24 AM PST by AGreatPer (Obama is not my president until we see his birth certificate. A real one.)
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