Rebuilding the Right

November 18, 2008 RSS Feed Print

Club for Growth or Sam's Club? What should be the direction of the conservative movement and the GOP?  Let me add this: They might want to choose a candidate who could actually explain his own healthcare plan at least as well as his opponent could explain it. That wasn't the case in 2008.

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GOP needs a candidate that can articulate Larry's points and also needs someone young and charismatic because we're a superficial society. A youthful candidate needs to attract the young voters who drank Obama's change Kool-aid and awaken them to the fact that big government pols are selling their future down the drain and ensuring crushing tax burdens on them. It is the youth that should be insisting on smaller govt.

Patrick J. Duggan of IL 12:05PM November 19, 2008

Of course the federal government should have a health care plan. In that way, our well-being and the well-being of our families will be in the hands of the same people that have mismanaged the bailout, oversaw Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, developed a computer system for the 2010 census that doesn't work (a $14.7 billion cost, by the way), employs more people in the Department of Agriculture than there are farmers in the United States, ignored reports by FAA penetration teams outlining airport security flaws - the very same flaws that were exploited by the 9/11 hijackers, and on and on.

Of course we want this. Our life expectancy will decline, thereby increasing the need for mass immigration to replace us. Sort of like "Invasion of the Body Snatchers" where the elites replace us with a docile, uneducated underclass.

Bill of NJ 10:03AM November 19, 2008

Sorry

Larry of CA 6:50PM November 18, 2008

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