[hattend]

Rush, I hate to say it but the Pubbies don’t have the stones to play politics like the Dems.

[fightinbluhen51]

If I believe anyone does have the stones, Pence does.

[Fudd Fan]

The Republicans might just have the stones this time. The RATs have reached way too far.

[lormand]

Rush can count me in. I want to shut down Washington DC for good. The city is pure evil.

[Canedawg]

“Rush, I hate to say it but the Pubbies don’t have the stones to play politics like the Dems.”
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it would seem to be connected to the basic outlook of libs vs Cons;

-Aspiring to scrupulous values vs secular barbarianism.

-Right to life vs Right to commit infanticide

-upholding the Constitution vs finding sneaky ways to get around it

-Defending the country vs attacking the country

-Merit vs playing the race/gender/gotcha card.

-Promoting the dignity of the individual vs promoting class warfare

[RSmithOpt]

Hi dare, hattend!!......I have to agree. Rush is blowing serious gar smoke....The Pubs in DC are in on the jive...instituting the North American union as a means for the NWO to come into play. Less than 20% of the Congress critters are real conservatives.

I did like the pep talk Rush just laid out, but, libs will not listen and that's where the faults lie. Stocking ammo and dried goods.

[sono]

Bring Back Tom Delay!

[PhilCollins]

Congress passed a stimulus bill which includes $43 billion, for unemployment benefits; $12 billion, for mass transit; and $325 million, for STD prevention. The 10th Amendment, of the U.S. Constitution, states that all powers that aren’t reserved for the federal government, in the Constitution, are reserved for the states. I read every word of the Constitution, and I didn’t see the words “unemployment,” “transit,” or “disease.” Therefore, the stimulus bill is unconstitutional.

I hope that, in 2010, all of the congressmen, who voted for the expensive, unconstitutional bill, will lose. Our country needs more congressmen who obey the Constitution.

In 2010, conservative candidates, for the U.S. Senate and House, should campaign together, similarly to the Contract with America. They should promise that, if Republicans regain control of both houses of Congress, they’ll pass a set of about five bills, including cutting tax rates to the 1988 rates, obeying the 10th Amendment (which includes repealing all federal laws that mention abortion and spending that isn’t mentioned in the Constitution), and building a brick wall along the Mexican border. This week, many people will celebrate the 200th anniversary of Lincoln’s birth. That would be the perfect time to recruit more conservative candidates, into the republican party.