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ARE THE REPUBLICANS MAKING A COMEBACK?

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Neal Boortz
@ May 20, 2009 8:29 AM
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The Republican Party believes that it has turned a corner and is making a comeback. Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele has vowed for the GOP to more aggressively confront Barack Obama. Yes, this is how they are going to make a comeback ... by being more aggressive against Obama. Steele says that despite Obama's obvious personal popularity, the Republicans are prepared to take him on.

Now apparently, a lot of people in the Republican Party think that this is silly to confront the most popular Democrat: Barack Obama. Instead, they want to focus on less popular Democrats in order to show their strength. This is actually a good line from Michael Steele. He says, "They suggest that instead we should go after Nancy Pelosi, whom nobody likes. Or Harry Reid, whom nobody knows. Or this Tim Geithner fellow, whom nobody believes. Or maybe even Barney Frank, whom nobody understands."

Here's an idea for the Republican Party .. why don't you focus on getting some productive ideas of your own, rather than worrying about Barack Obama and the Democrats. No. one on the list? The FairTax.



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  • The way to win the battle of ideas is to have one
    The solution is actually very simple...keep it simple.

    Ask these questions:
    1) Would you rather pay more taxes or less taxes?
    2) Would you rather be safer, or in danger?
    3) Would you rather your dollar purchase more, or less?
    4) Would you rather have more freedom or less freedom?
    5) Would you rather be happy? Or miserable?

    If you want more money to spend, in a safer country, and have more freedom...vote Republican.

    Keep it simple.
    Stay consistent.
    Repeat as necessary, and, oh yeah, don't back down and don't let them steal your ideas.
    Republicans means more money in your pocket. Democrats mean less money in your pocket. It is as simple as that.
  • Big G
    You need to learn your history. Not a single one of those boys back in 1776 were advocating the impossible -- or the stupid. Boortz's Fair Tax is both. It is impossible because it depends on the clowns in Washington to voluntarily give up their power. It is stupid because it doesn't go far enough. With the fair tax, people still fill out forms for the government & still report their income. It doesn't cut the tax burden. In short, it's half-assed.

    Scripture tells us to be hot or cold, but not lukewarm. The Fair Tax is lukewarm. It give the people no relief from their tax burden, so there is no reason on earth for the people to get excited about it. People still have to file paperwork with the government. Again, why get excited about that? And it requires the politicians to forswear their power to reward contributors & attack enemies through the tax code.

    In short there is no reason at all that ANYBODY would expect that this would ever be enacted. It is a pipe dream.

    In 1776, they were practical people. They knew that it would be difficult to achieve their goal, but they knew it was a goal that they could get people excited about. That made it a goal that was achievable. They also knew that it could not be achieved within the existing system.

    Since no one is willing to take up arms to get the fair tax, it will never be enacted.
  • The six degrees of fair tax
    Oy vey. Again with the fair tax. The Republicans would take the country over if they just embraced the fair tax.

    Yes Neal, its a good idea. But for it to pass you would need the support of a vast majority of the country, which you will never get because it would require some to vote against their own self interest.

    The funny thing is the Nuze has gotten like the "six degrees of Kevin Bacon" game. How will Neal take todays story and twist it into pimping the fairtax? Todays equation:
    Michael Steele attacks Barack Obama. Obama attack equals GOP comback. GOP comeback must have a good idea. Good idea can only mean THE FAIRTAX.

    Tomorrows equation: Michael Vick was Dogfighting. Dogfighting lead to his being bankrupt. Bankrupt is bad economics, he needs some good economics. It would be so much better for his economics if he had THE FAIRTAX.
  • Republicans with back bones
    I think the Conservatives in the Republican Party will finally get a chance to lead. 50+ million voted for McCain because of Palin. Because we are not anti-gay we are pro marriage (it's already broke let’s not add another problem to it) we are pro-rights for the unborn not trying to control the women’s rights, they have that right when they choose a mate.
    We are for free speech (even though no one is speaking for Savage) even when it hurts our party. We are not for corrupt corporations’ government but we are for free corporations. The Conservative Party has the right ideas we just never pander to those who will sell their votes for free stuff.
    Everydayconservative.blogspot.com
  • I don’t care who you vote for Lee, vote your conscience I say, just don’t kid yourself why.
    Most of our laws are based on, or agree with, Judea-Christian religious beliefs, it’s just that you probably happen to agree with laws against murder (or most murder, anyway) and theft.

    My opposition to abortion is based on when I believe new life begins, and what constitutes murder. It also happens to be consistent with my belief that when a murderer kills a pregnant woman they are also guilty of the murder of the unborn child.

    My opposition to gay marriage is based on the fact that it is not reaffirming right, but granting privilege. I’ve no problem with rights of inheritance and next of kin for gay couples, but I believe those are already covered by current power of attorney and contract law. The fact that even cultures open about homosexuality sanctify marriage as between a man and a woman should tell you there’s more to marriage than what those stuck on this issue are letting on, or probably even realize.

    If you think anybody’s individual rights will be protected by the dp, which doesn’t believe in individual rights, you’ll find out different soon enough once they take over health care.
  • Joe
    You mean the government controlled internet access to our blogs???? Mine might land me in jail.
  • @ Corbett
    Sad to say Corbett that you have not learned from history. Do you think that when this country was formed that a majority thought that it was a great idea to take on the King?

    It takes leaders to stand and fight to make a difference.

    Sadly, you aren't a leader or think like one.

    Please continue to follow, keep your head down, and be a good boy.
  • .....and with all this said
    i am wondering what we all will be blogging about in 6 months when the economy and the U.S. Dollar has hit the bottom of the ocean. Any takers?
  • Eh?
    Well, hey now. Lets give the Republican party some credit for actually doing something. For too long they've remained silent and tried to make compromises and tried to promote good ideas and get slandered. Its far and time that the Republicans returned the fight to the democrat party. And I don't think we'd find President Obama so popular if he were actually put under peril. So lets give it to em this time, shall we? It is a step in the right direction.
  • Vince
    Let's also remember that some soldiers go in as atheists and come out believers.
  • Ron Paul Ron Paul
    Anyone listening yet??
  • Boortz needs to get a clue
    There is a greater likelihood that the law of gravity will be repealed than the Fair Tax will be enacted. It's time for Boortz to just let it go. He has milked this thing for all it is worth. We're tired of hearing about his pipe dream.
  • re: Disgusted
    John Boehner is my repersentative so I can say this with some knowledge. Don't worry about anything he says. He is only worried about two things, keeping his position as Republican leader in the House and keeping his tan. He will do or say anything to keep these two things. He knows he will not loose his seat in Congress, hell will freeze over before the people in the 8th Ohio district elect a Democrat. So all he has to do is work on his attacks on the Democratic party and find some other place to be instead of his home district so he can keep his tan. You have know this Has to be true, how else can a representative from southwest Ohio have that much bull and the best tan in Congress?

    p.s. Before you climb all over me about being a Democrat check the voter registration records in Preble county. I have been a registered Republican since I started voting in the mid 1970's.
  • Steele afraid to use the S word...
    Steele's afraid to call Obama a socialist and I think he should resign for it. Republicans don't simply need to decide which pejorative to use when describing Obozo and his programs, they needs to EDUCATE. Yes, fools that actually believed Obama would pay their mortgage and fill their cars are Socialists. But we must remember that they are fools and not the productive class. And what we are seeing is the systematic descruction of the productive class by the american socialist party (previously known as democrats).

    This is not a time for rebranding and sound bites and poll-tested pejoratives, it’s a time for education and a call to freedom on a scale our nation has not seen in decades.

    Socialism has failed EVERYWHERE it has been implemented--without exception. The only problem I can see with capitalism is the unequal distribution of success. One of many problems with socialism is the equal distribution of misery.
  • GOP = Taliban
    Anonymous writes: "What has the GOP done to even get in the ballpark with the taliban on social issues? Does opposition to gay marriage = execution of gay people. Does opposition to abortion = legal ownership of females?"

    When someone attempts to use the implied lethal force of the government to impose his religious views on the rest of society, he is acting like the taliban. Opposition to abortion and gay marriage is largely based on a particular set of religious beliefs - a set of beliefs that places married white males at the top of the hierarchy. Little wonder women, gays, and minorities vote for the other guy.

    As long as the GOP is held hostage by this constituency, I will be voting Libertarian. My wife and in-laws will be voting democrat. When the GOP frees itself of those who would impose their religious dogma on the rest of us, we just might vote GOP again.
  • Rob
    What is they are right? Have you done any research into the Federal Reserve and Bilderberg?
  • Rob (re: Christian Quotes on Intelligence Reports)
    I know a lot of atheist veterans. Before we use the "no atheists in fox holes" line let's remember that some men go into those foxholes as believers and out again as atheists. And their sacrifice is no less because of it.
  • Not to be the voice of doom and gloom
    but we can all look forward to a Democrat led government for at least several years if not a good decade and a half. Right now too many issues (like debt) can still be attributed (and with some justification) to previous years under the GOP leadership. I know the vast majority of people have a serious case of ADD when it comes to the history of government on the particulars but the emotional element dies away a lot slower than factual memory.
  • Why trust any of them now?
    Oh so now they are going to stand up and say "this is what we represent"~!! The "Republicans" that are in Washington right now are suddenly going to remember what being a conservative is all about? Why haven't they been practicing those principles all along? They have become Democrats! There is no difference.

    Before the Republican Party (or whatever version we end up with) can rebuild they have to start with new material.

    Leopards can't change their stripes. (yes that was deliberate)

    And yay to Tshirt Doc-the Federal Reserve is indeed our biggest enemy right now, second is stupid voters.
  • If not the Republicans, then who?
    I'd buy into the Libertarian Party, but their isolationism is impractical in the face of the threat from Islamoterroism (or any other terrorism for that matter). Also, it seems to be the last refuge of the tinfoil hat crowd. I had a Libertarian campaign worker visit my house and after urging me to vote for Ron Paul, and then went off on a rant about the Federal Reserve and the Trilateral Commission.
  • Here's an idea
    How about the GOP actually go back to the less invasive and smaller government (and the fiscal conservatism that goes with it) in action rather than in just rhetoric? Wanna know why they had their butts handed to them? It's because the only significant difference we saw for at least the last decade was that one side was socially liberal and one side was socially conservative. True conservatism should never have doubled the size of government like it did.
  • Christian Quotes on Intelligence Reports
    As far as the Intelligence Updates go, it's true there are no athiests in foxholes, I bet the guys in the pictures pray every day. Besides, better there be quotes from the bible than from Mein Kampf or Mao's Little Red Book, eh?
  • The Fair Tax will never happen...
    I really wish it had a chance, but the Bilderberg's have decided they would much rather have a one world government and one world economy. They would much rather increase your taxes and get rid of tax havens all over the world. They would rather implant a RFID chip in your arm that tracks your every move. They would rather tax you for your carbon emissions and snoop on every single thing you do. They would rather implement ICC law over the US so that international law supercedes the US constitution. These people are not on your side and never have been. There are only 2 groups of politicians in Washington and it ain't Republican and Democrat. There are the politicians that are nobodies like Ron Paul (who has been 100% right through everything that has happened) that are on the side of the American people and then there politicians that are on the side of the international banker oligarchs who are in charge of the TARP/Stimulus money who are literally liquidating our country and selling it off to international interests who wish to create a central one world government. You have been lied to by the people you have elected to office. They no longer speak for you. They have chosen their side...when will you?
  • "rather than worrying about Barack Obama and the Democrats"
    Let's reinstate the DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE.
  • By Smacktalk @ 05/20/09 10:43:53 AM
    You said Belinda twice dumb@ss. Here's a tip, moron: When you're trying to insult someone for not having the facts, don't screw up your explanation!

    LOL. Nice try, dork. Care to play again sometime? Idiot.
  • Party != Voting public
    "Party of No Ideas"

    Umm...how about:
    1. Implement the Fair Tax. Take home 100% of your paycheck (including the OTHER 7.5% of social security you never saw in the first place). No longer spend billions of dollars to file forms and do compliance.

    2. Stop bailing out the auto industry, banks, insurance agencies, restoring the idea that good companies succeed and bad ones fail.

    3. Stop Card Check, allowing people to secretly decide if they support unions. If a business goes union, let it succeed or fail by profitably, not government cover.

    4. Stop spending so much money on welfare. Going along with Fair Tax, consider donations to charities as tax-free purchases.

    5. Institute federal level line item veto by constitutional amendment. By reducing spending, quickly pull government spending under control, and eliminate political antics used to push through spending. Check the states which have line item veto, and see how they have better management of spending (Alaska/Palin comes to mind)

    6. Eliminate all congressional services, like health clubs, separate savings, separate health care plans. Instead, make them use the same we do, such as social security.

    7. Implement instant runoffs for all elections. Basically, pick your #1, #2, etc. candidate. If you candidate loses, your vote is readjusted to #2 choice and so forth, without expensive re-casting of votes. Encourages you to vote your conscience, and have a fallback plan. Given that, McCain would never have been the Republican choice. For me, I would have had Ron Paul -> Mike Huckabee -> Mitt Romney. What about you?

    How is that for a handful of ideas?
  • @By Disgusted @ 05/20/09 10:44:31 AM
    You misspelled Boner. Go for the throat? Please tell me you don't think this is a good use of Newt and Boner's time. boner time...hehehehe
  • contortions
    yes, Copy, the contortions are funny.
    did he get Rush's permission? good question! LOL.
  • The 'get real' post in response to the 'GOP=taliban' post was me
    The GOP will apparently stay in the wilderness even without dp corruption.
  • Confronting Democrats
    Avoid confronting individuals, such as Obama. This is mudslinging and can be viewed poorly, especially if you try to sling mud at such a popular figure as Obama.

    What I suggest is stressing the abuse and waste of the government. Stress the deficit and how much larger it was in the Democratic Congress (last 2 years of President Bush) and how much larger it has grown under this year.
  • Oh really?
    What has the GOP done to even get in the ballpark with the taliban on social issues? Does opposition to gay marriage = execution of gay people. Does opposition to abortion = legal ownership of females? Get real.
  • Thanks for the laugh.
    I see the GOP leadership is yet to get a clue. By the time they do, there won't be much left of the country to take back.
  • Future of the Republican Party
    The Republican party will never get anywhere without MSM and that is never going to happen. Unfortunately we are living at a time when the average American could care less about the issues; they only want to follow the group. We are back in high school folks, as Neal has repeatedly pointed out, the "American Idol" generation. shuttin down - you may be right.
  • Repubs
    This guy is the best representative the Republicans could find? I tried to watch the speech but couldn't get over how terribly he delivered it....had his eyes on his notes for about 90% of it. Brutal. I can see the think tank that put his name up for this position...."hey we need a black guy too!!!" By the way....where are the Libertarians? This is a perfect time for the party to build interest and you don't hear a word from them. Time to hire a new PR/Marketing department. Here we set spiralling into Socialism due to the ineptitude of the Democrats opposition.......
  • National Sales Tax aka "fairtax"
    Hate to burst your bubble but the National Sales Tax is DOA.

    Never going to happen, keep wasting your time on the issue and off of things that matter.

    Get back to defending the US Constitution. Stay on point and get that message out.
  • John Baehner said it all
    House Majority Leader yesterday said that Nancy Pelosi should present her case or apologize. APOLOGIZE?@#! That's really changing course. How about resigning, face charges for making a false claim. Why is a crime for someone to lie to Congress but not a crime for Congress to lie to us?

    Go for the throat John. Syop being such a wuss!
  • Hugo,'s Ghost, Idiot
    Belinda is his producer. She deals with the radio broadcast. Belinda and Laura deal with Neal's Nuze, the web material. Thought you liberals were all high-forehead types.
  • third partry hopes?
    A viable third party has been a non-existent pipe dream for as long as I can remember.Maybe this will be the era that a third party will actually become a REAL political force instead of just hanging in there,getting scraps off the big dogs table for not being a spoiler for one party or the other.A genuine independent party would appeal to voters who are sick of both parties antics. If independents are elected in the 2010 elections in place of incumbents of both parties then that would be a great start toward a serious challenge for 2012."Obama & Co." will have pissed off enough democrates to have them jump ship and the GOP will still have its head up its ass with no leadership with out baggage. Disgruntals from both parties combined with existing independents could sweep a "real new deal" into power.
  • You don't get it Neal
    Focus on issues? 10% -- 20% of Americans even care about issues. Most Americans care about appearance over substance. Obama won the Presidency because of "Change you can believe in". How superficial is that? Kerry nearly won the Presidency promising, "I'm not George W. Bush". Where is the substance? Bush narrowly defeated Gore because of "Clinton fatigue". Issues. Boortz, you are a dinosaur.
  • Off Topic
    I was going to make comment about that silly "Fair" Tax, but then I saw this:

    "Cristina Gonzalez and Laura Nunemaker assist in the daily preparation of Nealz Nuze!"

    Did Belinda quit? Was she fired? Is she pregnant again? Enquiring minds want to know!
  • federal reserve bank
    federal reserve bank is the real perpetrator of all the evils going on in this country. and its the two parties looking the other way.
    i don't matter who you voted for. if we go socialist under obama or mini-socialist under mccain, the country is going to go bankrupt in a few years. all because the federal reserve bank keeps printing trillions of dollars.
    people need to quit looking at the trees (republican/democratic parties) and look at the forest (federal reserve bank/fiat money/bankrupt)
  • Give me economic and social freedom
    One party offers social freedom but not economic freedom.

    Another party wants seeks an Islamist/ Talibanesque approach to social freedom and perhaps in the past offered economic freedom.

    So, today, on the freedom scoreboard, the democrats are 1 out of 2, and the republicans are 0 out of 2.

    I'll take 50% freedom over 0% freedom any time.
  • Republican Comeback????
    If the best the Republican party can do to make a come back is "go after" Barack Obama, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, or other Democrats they don't like they will never comeback. Until the Republican party comes up with alternative plans, to Democratic policy, they will remain the party of no and do not deserve the support of the American People. Let them wander in the desert until they are replaced by a party that the people of this country can trust & believe in.
  • More failure on the part of the GOP
    So instead of "but, but, but Clinton!" it will be "but, but, but Obama!"

    Dont address the issues. Dont bring forward a leader. Just stand around and point fingers.

    We have the Dems with the cult of the personality and the GOP with, uh..., nothing! No wonder this country is going straight h-e double hockey sticks!

    This country needs a leader. The last true leader we had Reagan. Since then, it has been a selection of the least worst candidate. You did not have an option of voting for a leader, you only got to select a politician.

    We need somebody that can stand up and tell the truth, no matter how ugly it looks. A person with backbone that can say "No - that is wrong!" We dont need anyone that has "experience" in Washington. What is experience in Washington anyway? The ability to make slimeball deals that shaft the working man and get you re-elected. It is time for a clear speaking, eloquent, level headed person to step forward, be it reluctantly, and lead (not rule!) the country out of this mess. The best leader many times is someone who has the responsibility thrust upon him. After all, who would you rather follow? Someone who spends $$$$$ and slimes everyone around them so they can rule or someone who knows the direction to go to get us away from the edge of this abyss we are standing on? There are enough people here that are wise enough to know a true leader when they see one and they would vote for him.

    Does anyone know where we could find an eloquent, clear speaking, educated person, who would know how to lead this country forward - one who would be reluctant to take on the role, but would realize it is time for him to pick up the responsibility because his country needs him?
  • Prediction
    Well, this is whats going to happen cause everybody knows it is never successful when 1 party controls the white house and both houses of Congress. Republicans will get elected into the house. They will keep sending in bills for big spending and big government. Then the people who voted them in, instead of saying they shouldnt have voted for them, will call them "RINOs". Then republicans will have their excuse. Thus, republicans will still think that all the world's problems are caused by gay marriage, and that is what they will focus on rather than the economy. Seems like that has worked during the Bush years. Oh wait, the economy is in the tank
  • declare war on the MSM
    I apologize for this long and maybe off-discussion letter. Yesterday, butt neckid wrote about needing action. It’s something every single one of us realizes. We have an unqualified president and a corrupt congress that is systematically and unabashedly tearing this country to pieces. butt asked for a solution and I offered an idea. This idea is based on a “First Step” premise that the MSM is the root of our problems. I contend that before anything else, we must voice our dissent with the MSM in a way they will notice. The tea parties (TP’s) proved that the spirit of Conservative and Libertarian protest is alive and well. So I appeal to you to consider the following string of questions/comments and tell me why I’ve either finally lost it or maybe am on to something.
    1. Why wouldn’t thousands upon thousands of people (Conservs and Liberts) canceling newspaper and news magazine subscriptions, as an organized protest of liberal media bias, be significant and real to the MSM and DC? (I canceled mine and you would have thought from their followup calls (4 over a two week period) that I was their only subscriber!) Would they laugh at us like they did with the TP’s? 2. We have protested the govt, should we maybe focus on the real villains for a change? 3. Would it hurt the MSM financially? - don’t know – don’t care - does it matter? - they’ll just get a govt bailout if it did, and we’re used to those by now, right? 4. Does the MSM control who wins elections and how the masses regard politics? (I think they do). 5. I don’t know how or when the TP’s actually sprang into being, but why can’t something like that start here? 6. Could this hurt local talk radio markets? – the little guys in every town who provide the appetizer talk in the morning until the big guns come on the air. This could be a downside. 7. We’ll need someone with a mic and public access to maybe start seeding this idea – hmmm, who could that be? 8. How about a name, like “Hey, it’s us again!” 9. Would this turn out to be nothing more than an empty protest with no real effects? Good possibility, but will it hurt? Can we risk a little humiliation in light of all the other abuses being heaped on this country?
    I’m going to stop here for now – let me know if you think I’m crediting the MSM with too much clout. Oh, and if it’s time for me to get on some meds.
    Respectfully,
    shuttin down
  • Honestly...
    For the Republicans to lose to Democrats which are basically European Socialists pretty much says to me that the Republican party is done with. It is one thing to lose against old school Dems, but new school liberal Democrats should lose by default. Conservatism needs to find a new party affiliation. This time leave the ultra right wing religious zealots behind. Let them form their own party. IMO they are the ones holding the rest of the conservatives behind. We lose elections because moderates do not identify with diehard Christians and will vote Democrat. I say enough. Keep your religion out of my politics thank you very much.
  • With all due respect...
    Elvis has left the building...Michael Steele is a great guy, glad to have him around. This Party is not only 'off the chain', it's 'off the charts'! You know, as in flatliner, DOA. I'm afraid the 'brand' is stale, the likelihood of a comeback is remote unless the Democrats just give it away. Even if they do, who would vote Republican knowing how fractured the Party is and not knowing what the Party really means anymore? A mere 'makeover' won't get it. Slick ads and clever slogans are not going to get serious minded people pumped up. This maybe a a 'rebuilding decade'. Ron Paul, you still wanna run, buddy?
  • Your last paragraph said it best
    The GOP is in shambles at the moment and no one really seems to know what direction to move the Party.

    To be fair, it's not just the politicians in the GOP, but also the citizens. It seems a good portion of self-proclaimed Republicans want the Party to move further to the left, while some want to the Party to get back to fundemental conservatism. This puts the Party itself in a major bind.

    As it stands, if the Party goes hard right, they know they risk losing voters jumping over to Obama. Likewise, if they go further left, then they risk turning the Party into something that's hard to tell apart from the Democrats.

    It's really a bad situation for the GOP and I can't help but feel that the GOP's wanting to stand hard-right socially is a core root to this problem. Alot of the moderate Republican voters and maybe even some of the center-left might jump aboard the GOP if they Party gave into more social left beliefs while going back to fiscal right.

    The Reagan movement tied right-wing social beliefs directly to the GOP, which worked at the time. In the longrun, it's been a key factor that's shattering the Party in half and giving the Democrats free run.
  • "some productive ideas"
    The only "productive idea" should be to pull the flush handle on this administration.
    The stink is unbearable.
  • ARE THE REPUBLICANS MAKING A COMEBACK?
    i hope not
  • Voters
    Let's see... Obama was elected based on voter ignorance and wealth envy. I say double the extra $14 Obama gave them, promise them a choice of an xbox or playstation 3 for every welfare recipient and we'll have a Republican majority in no time.
    Why bother on issues when these voters don't know what the US Constitution says... much less understand what the heck it means.
  • Bold ideas!
    "Hope the other guy screws up"--now, that's leadership that America will respect and respond to!

    By the way, Mr. Steele also suggests that the Republicans should expand their party by appealing to MODERATES (you know, those traitorous RINOs). Sacrilege! If he's not behind the purge, he must be an enemy of the Republican State.

    But most importantly... Did Steele get Rush's permission to say this?

    I love watching the Party of No Ideas go through its contortions! (chuckle)
  • It's "who" not "whom"
    More importantly, the entire discussion of whom to oppose is way off base.

    The Republicans should be standing for and against various POLICIES, not people.

    How about letting people know that what made America great is that it IS the "Land of Opportunity." But we will surely kill that aspect of Americanism if we make this just another Land of Entitlement.

    How about letting people know that rationing of health care is coming?
  • well said, Boortz!
    "Here's an idea for the Republican Party .. why don't you focus on getting some productive ideas of your own, rather than worrying about Barack Obama and the Democrats. No. one on the list? The FairTax."
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