HUGH HEWITT ASKS: Do FReepers Think Lott Should Stay or Go?

dfu - Hugh Hewitt question | 12-16-02 | dfu

[doug from upland]

FReepers, I was just on the air with Hugh Hewitt. He wanted to see one thread in which we answer the question --- should Lott stay or go. Please give Hugh a one word answer. Thanks.

DFU -- go

[FairOpinion]

STAY
with FULL support, not reluctant support from Republicans.

[swheats]

Stay, for now

[Sursum Corda]

For the sake of his country, and for the sake of the traditional conservative cause,
GO!

Sursum Corda

[Walkin Man]

Stay and f*** the democrat\RINO thought police!!

PS...Lott is just the first, more repub's will follow soon.

[lstanle]

"Oh. As Majority Leader? Go."

I agree and I believe Lott has said he would stay in the GOP no matter what happened. It seems to me that he is asking to be pushed as he doesn't want to jump voluntarily from the Majority Leader position. So how about a little shove on Jan. 6. 2003..

[kAcknor]

In the Senate? Stay
As majority leader? Go

[NRA2BFree]

Go!!

[BoozeHag]

Git

[Two Thirds Vote Aye]

GO. Milkquetoast wimp Lott had his chance. He performed in an abysmal manner during the 'Trial of Shame' in January and February, 1999. What was it he told the Honorable Congressman Henry Hyde? "You're not gonna dump this on us." or something like that. Had we had a Senator with some cajunas and some guts and some solid principles instead of a momma's boy Lott, we would have removed the raping pervert from office.

Lott, get the HELL out.

[tpaine]

Frankly my dear [hugh], why should anyone give a damn?

[Bobibutu]

stay

[ru4liberty]

Stay as majority leader? No
Stay in the Senate? Yes

[SMEDLEYBUTLER]

Go, Trent, go.

Sorry Hugh, no sympathy for what happened Saturday. You know better than to ever listen to Bud.

[cksharks]

Stay!

[M. Peach]

Go - not necessarily for the alleged racist statement - but for obstructing justice in clinton's impeachment trial.

[CarmelValleyite]

Go

[TLBSHOW]

Come on Hugh think for yourself but I will help you out right here.

the rats are coming for everyone...

Lott, Nickles Civil Rights Votes Similar

By JIM ABRAMS, Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON - Sen. Don Nickles (news, bio, voting record), the first Senate Republican to suggest that Trent Lott should be replaced as their leader, has built a civil rights voting record that is nearly identical to that of the man he would depose.

The NAACP says that over the past decade, Nickles and Lott have voted the same on almost every issue deemed important by the civil rights community. And in almost every case, their votes were contrary to the wishes of that community.

On the other hand, both Nickles, of Oklahoma, and Lott, of Mississippi, win the highest ratings from conservative groups. In 2000, the American Conservative Union gave both 100 percent ratings on key votes.

http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story2&cid=512&ncid=703&e=3&u=/ap/20021216/ap_on_go_co/lott_nickles

[Sockdologer]

"It seems to me that he is asking to be pushed as he doesn't want to jump voluntarily from the Majority Leader position. So how about a little shove on Jan. 6. 2003.."

Good call.

[speedy]

A recent convert to the "go" position after his whining and humiliating kissing up to John Lewis. He's killing us. And then we go after Byrd and make it a drumbeat that he must go for his use of the "n" word and the "revelation" (so we should call it) of his Klan membership.

[mass55th]

Stay