Jim W. I just love it, "conservatism won". Rather like a boxer, laying flat on his back on the canvas after the 10 count commenting that he really won as his oppenent is "obviously" exhausted from punching him in the face and may have enem hurt his fist. Think positive lad and just lay there on the canvas and rest.
Obama is sure going to enjoy all those expanded powers and authority of the Executive Branch. Thanks George! :-) On Nov 10, 7:45 pm, Jim Willis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > While socialist liberals are dancing in the streets upon the election > of their messiah, “Barack the merciful” they seemingly miss a cogent, > prescient point. Simply; conservatism won, it always does. Recently > published exit polls confirm this truism. According to Rasmussen and > his staff of capable scribes, 59% of voters agreed with the Reagan > mantra; “Government is not the solution, government is the problem”. > The same percentage held true on taxes and overwhelmingly felt Osama > Obama would lower their taxes. > > To me that posit is striking. Republicans have let the democrats steal > the fiscal responsibility bone and bury it in Lilliputian liberal > town. Yet, we have to take responsibility, “somewhat” for our > candidate of choice. Let’s face a reality; a stark and harsh > pragmatism. The Republican Party hasn’t produced a conservative leader > since Ronald Reagan. Dubya slipped under our radar with that, > “compassionate conservative” tripe and increased the federal > bureaucracy with Medicare prescription drugs. And, lest we suborn > recent history; conservatives must admit a failing. It is that we > defended Bush, in earnest, only because the left assailed him. After > all, it is more than apparent that he is not a dyed in the wool > conservative and never was. Perhaps Sarah Palin is right; Bush is > somewhat faulted for our current loss because of his stray from the > tenets of conservatives, blighting the republican brand. > > True, we did nominate and support a brain dead, immigration wielding > un-willing idiot for the top of our ticket. Though, he did promulgate > unto the national stage the next Reagan, in a dress, sporting an > assault rifle. > Still, the postmortem is undeniably positive, though short term a gray > pale has been cast on the American horizon. Obama, in the last two > electoral months was cast a tax cutter; strictly a conservative > principal. This right turn, “as it were” did cement in my most fertile > cranium a constant, an imperative. On the naming of Sarah Palin the > oxygen left the Obama campaign and forced this Marxists to Reaganism. > So, after all, conservatism won, even if it was a lie. > > Yet, draw close and hold dear these presents; conservatives have a > farm team, back benchers to date, though, in 2012 two names will be > called upon for our revival. They are Sarah Palin and Bobby Jindal. I > suspect Mr. Reagan would approve. > Conservative Springfield 11 Nov 08 --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. * Read the latest breaking news, and more. -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
