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Stop Being Ashamed!

The party needs to come back to its senses and stop cowering to liberals and cater to their sensibilities. Where happened to the pride in being conservative? That being said, we also need to get back to basics and distinguish true conservative principles from both liberal-appeasing ideas and st... more

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  1. We need to respect the political values of Reagan, Ron Paul, Pat Buchanan, and Goldwater, and not that of opportunists like Giuliani, or has-beens like McCain or Romney. They have no vibrant message of conservatism; only neo-conservative liberalism.

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    The liberals seem to meddle in their HOMELAND SECURITY THING by saying that WE are radicals. WE are not radicals. WE are patriots. ITS TIME FOR A REVOLUTION. Grab your firepower! Let's take this place back by ANY means necessary.

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    WE NEED THE PARTY TO GET BACK TO ITS CONFEDERET ROOTS NO MORE CATTERING TO THE SPETIAL RIGHTS CROWD ITS TIME TO STAND FOUR SOMETHING!!!!!

  4. "Government and the courts have no right to impose social edicts of any kind"

    Like telling a whole bunch of state that they can no longer own slaves?

    The courts and federal government are the only place that has ever protected minorities. And yes these protections were usually a form of " imposing [a] particular social norm on individuals". Is the GOP the party of civil rights or not?

  5. But the depths of my shame run so very deep, so very deep.

  6. When people shout "KILL HIM" and "TRAITOR" at politcal rallies, yes, I am ashamed.

    Maybe the GOP needs to stop touting "Joe Everyman" as the ideal of America. A good plumber is handy to have, but I don't wait on his every word about political thinking. I want him to unstop a toilet.

    Since when do we rely on idiots to run our government? Joe the Plumber, Sheesh!

  7. Lincoln, also, too. You betcha.

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    I agree, we need stop looking to Ronald Reagan, and instead look to Barry Goldwater and Robert Taft, and even though most Republicans hate to admit it, Ron Paul.

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