The GOP has capitulated to social conservatives to the point that a GOP president and congress expanded a major en lement program, lest mere $ get in the way of King George II and his second term.
You're going to get upset when socially conservtive economic populism starts creeping back into the Democratic Party. Don't say I didn't warn you.
The GOP has capitulated to social conservatives to the point that a GOP president and congress expanded a major en lement program, lest mere $ get in the way of King George II and his second term.
That seems to be the natural progression. The less well off can afford to vote to keep the gays and lesbians and the rest of those heathens in their place when times are good. When they're not, it's time to return home.
Hating Hillary is more important than eternal damnation for those people.
clinton derangement syndrome..
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It seems you and I usually disagree, but I'm glad to see you are aware of that.
I agree here too.
I doubt he will elect the ones we really need. McCain works so well with the democrats, I don't care what his empty promises are... The judges will be like O'Conner, or worse.
I personally think McCain has the best chance of winning against the democrat nominee because he will take the middle over a liberal, and the right will not vote left.
Still. I want a conservative. Not another neocon. Romney has the right suff to win too. Just not as easily.
Want another Bush?
I don't!
And you get that from the elections of one state?
Get real. Florida was the first state not to have an open primary, and the republican hispanic vote gave McCain the lead.
Can we say 'easy immigration' anyone?
It's not going to be that easy in other republican voting states for McCain.
I would love to see the libertarians and cons utionalists become more viable, but before any third part becomes viable, all states need to have runoff elections, so the third party is never seen as a spoiler.
McCain/Guiliani will probably be the ticket for Nov.
Yes, even among people who claim to be good... There is bigotry.
I was really fearful that Romney didn't have a chance for that reason. I was later ecstatic to see him do as well as he has and still believe he will be are next president.
I have always claimed the republican part was less prejudiced than democrats, but the religious issue had me concerned too. With as well as Romney has done to date with the republican delegates, I have revised that thinking to see less religious bigotry than I thought!
God, I hope not.
It would be a sure republican win, but I want a conservative in the White House again.
We haven't had one since Reagan.
We will make you pay for abandoning Giuliani. Dearly.
My guess is that McCain would pick a governor like Sanford of South Carolina or Pawlenty of Minnesota. One would think that he'd go with a Southern governor instead of a Midwestern one, but it's McCain.
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