The bamacons Who Worry McCain
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- The bamacons Who Worry McCain
- Ron Paul has performed a great service for the Republican Party
- The Democrats: Part Two
- Bush Announcement on North Korea; Senator Bob Casey Interview;…
- newsobserver.com |range Chat – Hill’s dig at Republicans incites…
- Student starts GP Web site
The bamacons Who Worry McCain
Washington Post – Jun 26, 2008
Bush administrations. He expressed "disgust with a Republican Party that still does not see how badly George W. Bush has misgoverned this country" — echoing his scathing 2006 book "Impostor: How George W. Bush Bankrupted America and Betrayed the Reagan Legacy. " While Bartlett says "I’m not ready to join the other side" his anti-Bush furor characterizes the bamacons. The prototypal bamacon may be Larry Hunter recognized inside the Beltway as an ardent supply-sider… His tenuous 13-year relationship with the Republican Party following his retirement from the Army has ended. The national security adviser for.
Ron Paul has performed a great service for the Republican Party
Rocky Mountain News – Jun 26, 2008
Paul enlarged the Republican ?tent? to again include disaffected core Republicans Independents and real Conservatives who have been forced outside that ?tent? in the last two decades. All Rights Reserved.
The Democrats: Part Two
AlterNet – Jun 26, 2008
But this was in no way out of character for the Republicans. The far right was able to take over the Republican Party because that kind of alliance was always very much in the nature of the Republican Party anyway. It was compatible with not contradictory to the big-business nature of the Republican party. Forming an alliance with fascists racists & religious zealots ADVANCED the big-business agenda. By contrast for progressives to take over the Democrats would be an unprecedented departure from the party’s character. To understand this one must first recognize that the sole Dem claim to being progressive is rooted almost entirely in the New Deal itself a response to a unique crisis in American history.
Bush Announcement on North Korea; Senator Bob Casey Interview;…
CNN International – Jun 26, 2008
And he suggested Senator John McCain is at risk of losing some conservative votes not necessarily because they agree with Senator bama’s positions but because they do not like the Bush administration and are looking for something different. And he quotes a conservative Larry Hunter who says “The Republican Party is a dead rotting carcass with a few decrepit old leaders stumbling around like zombies in a horror version of weekend with Bernie handcuffed to a corpse. ” Do you agree with any of that? Is that what the Republican Party is these days? RMNEY: I don’t think so. You know you’re going to find some discontents in any party. And are there things that our party can do better? Absolutely. And are there opportunities for new ideas and strong leadership? Absolutely. I think John McCain represents that.
newsobserver.com |range Chat – Hill’s dig at Republicans incites…
News & bserver – Jun 26, 2008
But I agree: I should have found a way to publish it before the election. I know this explanation is unsatisfying but it’s honest. Corrupt Alaska Republican Senator Ted Stevens will probably be next to resign. At the local level I’m sure there are many well-intentioned people who happen to be Republicans but at this point in history you do have to wonder what’s going on to make someone loyal to the vehicle for such massive corruption and destruction. Their choices are made on the basis of which candidates will most likely help the community.
Student starts GP Web site
News & bserver – Jun 26, 2008
The home page features 10 multicolored elephants — a modern twist on the staid GP icon. “We’re trying to reach people who don’t know they’re Republican yet” Alger said. “A lot of young people see the Republican Party as monolithic where you have to be pro-life or against gay marriage. I think there’s room in the party for discussion on these issues. “Alger thinks many people her age have a mishmash of values spanning the political spectrum voters who can be snared by either major party. She points to a 2007 Pew Research Center for People & The Press study of Generation Next which found many young people support gay marriage and accept interracial dating but are also less critical of government regulation of business and are more likely than other generations to support privatization of Social Security. The report citing other Pew studies said just 35 percent of these young people identify more with the Republican Party.
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