24K lady on May 11, 2008 at 6:50 PM

I luv your commitment…!

I spent yesterday afternoon pulling copies of numbersusa voting records, from those running for president to the members of the House and Senate, and sending them out to people I know. I enlisted the help of 3 other people and we split the country up. On illegal immigration both Clinton and Obama got a score of D-, while McCain got a D. With those kinds of grades how can we say any of them are ready for office…of interest is that Maxine Waters has a better score than HRH Pelosi in California. We’ll be doing some research into the governor’s races as well. It’s not much, but every vote counts – for everything from the county level up to the presidency.

I love how everyone flipped out on one of the architects of our ascendancy.

The architect flipped out. Big difference

“What’s with all the big wig Republicans giving Obama advice on how to win?
BadgerHawk on May 10, 2008 at 10:03 PM”

My thought would be; BHO ought to stay as far away from any idea Newt has possible…!

Indy Conservative on May 10, 2008 at 10:35 PM

I love how everyone flipped out on one of the architects of our ascendancy.

Its like when Goldwater got all gushy towards the end and everyone tried to explain it away.

Whah…

Newt gets the Carter Award, Conservative Edition, for being a raging elephant that needs to simmer down.

Newt is just lining up to be our losing candidate in 2012, after our present stupid bastard “candidate” blows 2008.

Elitist’s always think their way is correct.

Does McCain really want to win? If so, he is the one who will defeat BHO, not some washed up Speaker no one listens too!

How many debates before the General? I say once a week ought to do it! BHO is bound to screw up more.

However, it does point out Barry’s problems, complete with history of Carter’s administration. If anyone pays attention to that article, it just might be the Dem’s who voted for Reagan.

Read the article again, with different eyes and you’ll see he’s right. You could also apply that article to McCain.

I’m tired of Newt. I’m tired of every “known” Republican “leader” I can think of. I’m tired of all the people currently in Federal office who sold out the party for power and money.

TheBigOldDog on May 10, 2008 at 10:22 PM

What a disgrace this party has become. It is shameful and disgusting how small-minded and greedy our leaders have become. Absolute scum…

TexasJew on May 11, 2008 at 1:15 AM

I save as momento an email from the RNCC mailed 03-27-08 titled The Time is Now to Protect Our Borders. This wierd yet insulting mailing screams about the scourge of drugs ravaging America from over the border and asks my support, then goes on to describe the bill as

A bi-partisan bill introduced in 2007 would go a long way toward providing relief to states like Wyoming and Iowa. H.R. 4088, the Secure America Through Verification and Enforcement Act (SAVE Act), would improve border security, boost immigration law enforcement, and mandate an employee verification program.The problem is that Speaker Pelosi refuses to bring the bill up for a vote, despite the fact that 49 Democrats have signed on as co-sponsors of the bill – RNCC email

The basic assumption that I am that much of a fool willing tool for their manipulations is breath taking. Call me a cracker but I think they called me a jackass in that email. I am waiting for an email complaining the fence has not been built.

The arrogance of both parties is breath taking. Lettuce head globalist on the right. Weatherman black-nation globalist on the right. Both backed by goons who will flatten anyone in their way while Newt prattles on.

Newt has been pushed out of the power circle. The big guys call him a has-been. If Newt wants in he has to stop being Aunt Minnie and start being a politician again.

Newt, you are sipping tea while they trash the nation

Newt to Obama: Step up punk. We will grind your “change” to powder.

What’s with all the big wig Republicans giving Obama advice on how to win?

BadgerHawk on May 10, 2008 at 10:03 PM

I’d say he was trying to goad Obama into sticking his foot in his mouth…again.

What’s with all the big wig Republicans giving Obama advice on how to win?

BadgerHawk on May 10, 2008 at 10:03 PM

I think it is called goading.

So do I vote 3rd party or just not vote for president this time and just vote local and state?

deewhybee on May 11, 2008 at 1:19 AM

You know, I sometimes think it won’t matter a rat’s a$$ who gets elected President in November as Congress is so screwed up nothing will get done anyway.

Then I worry about two things; taxes and the Supreme Court. A Democratic white house and congress will raise our taxes. Period. However, legislation can be undone.

A Dem President though with a Dem Congress can seat liberal judges that can never be undone. That fact alone will make me hold my nose and pull the lever in November for McCain.

Obama has been given a free ride because running against Bush is so wildy popular. Outside of this blog’s readership, 70% plus of Americans disapprove of Bush.

One problem and one fact: Bush is not running and McCain is.

As much as the Dems will try to paint McCain as “Bush’s 3rd Term”, it doesn’t pass the giggle test upon inspection.

McCain, the “Maverick”, can hardly be an extension of the current administration other than the party affiliation. So much for “the love” shown McCain by the Left when it comes down to the race for the top political job in America.

It’s said that Cheney privately expected the invasion of Iraq to result in a large increase in oil production within 5 years, driving oil prices to under $20 a barrel.

Sources are needed.

For many Americans, opposition to Bush is the only detail they need to hear.

bayam on May 10, 2008 at 10:20 PM

Tells you something about them, doesn’t it?

I’m not voting for Sen. burn you alive Clinton.

I’m going to continue barraging the old vet to listen!

Indy Conservative on May 10, 2008 at 10:50 PM

TheBigOldDog on May 10, 2008 at 10:22 PM

We’re at that point, alright.

Since we have to fill in the blanks with our own efforts, while we grind away in this ridiculous world…

CHANGE TO BELIEVE IN…at best, Pinocchio wanting to become a “real” boy to please the worn American citizen Giuseppe longing for a son to grant the great American Dream Legacy. Newt, the fairy godmother, tells Pinocchiobama that he must pass the test of humanity by telling the truth. In our contemporary charade, Pinocchiobama is accompanied by the braying jackass Jimmy Crack Corn Carter. There is no Jimminy Cricket here, as Pinocchiobama squished him dead to bury the truth. Pinocchiobama will not become a “real” boy; instead, he will convert us to become marionettes in his own fashion, dancing to the Pied Piper Marx tune. We are all forced to pay for the marionette party, there is no choice. To get anything from the marionette party, we must assimilate. Resistance is futile.

Go ahead, vote for yourself in November.

I will.

Wake up my fellow Americans!!!!

Indy Conservative on May 10, 2008 at 11:19 PM

I understand your sentiments and share your frustrations, but I’m not willing to cast any vote that will help Barack Obama get elected President of this great nation. We face too many dangerous enemies in the world, and we cannot afford to be dealing with them from a position of weakness. I’ve lived through one disastrous Carter presidency, and I’m not about to sign up for a second one.

TheBigOldDog on May 10, 2008 at 10:22 PM

Amen and Amen.