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**RildFiemodo** · 07-20-2012, 04:50 AM

I understand picking the guy that can win.. and I think will win.. But it's really about much more than or the Republicans.

The Republican party can weather any political storm... Conservatism cannot.

It's an ideology.. As a school of thought, it can be destroyed and discarded without regard for the Republican party in any way whatsoever.

It has to be about more than zero accountability, war and tax cuts we haven't paid for in terms of reduced spending and a reduced federal footprint... Because people will reject that.

It's not long enough in the tooth to withstand the test of time.. It will be discredited at whatever point it's associated generally with partisan, republican hijinks..

They're right about Reagan and the Conservatism of the era.. It was shaped by the cold war.. It's a different time, the challenges are different and I think they have a much more sustainable path for conservatism than, say.. endless re-runs of the Bush years.. Or even the Reagan years.

But that's just me..

You know, initially, it will be rejected as some type of cult. lol People believe that Republicans and Conservatism are synonymous. You'll have too many Rubs jumping ship, screaming they're all in, they're Conservatives. But still, they will demand more of the same, from many of the same tired players. It took 60+ years to destroy it, and it could take just as many to breathe life back into it, by weeding out the BS. It has to start today, with us, our children, then their children.

http://youtu.be/otVSSz2aydg
http://youtu.be/JkXFFOOs_3g
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CONGRESS STOLE THE PEACE DIVIDEND, SO-CALLED.

American's will have to take credit for these buttplugs, Klein. We can fire them, and we do, but we keep electing more of the same. We're not replacing them with statesmen, that are willing to be just that. Statesmen that act and behave as civil servants to America.

We keep electing these merry-men of do nothings.

07-20-2012, 04:50 AM	#35
RildFiemodo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 438 Senior Member	I understand picking the guy that can win.. and I think will win.. But it's really about much more than or the Republicans. The Republican party can weather any political storm... Conservatism cannot. It's an ideology.. As a school of thought, it can be destroyed and discarded without regard for the Republican party in any way whatsoever. It has to be about more than zero accountability, war and tax cuts we haven't paid for in terms of reduced spending and a reduced federal footprint... Because people will reject that. It's not long enough in the tooth to withstand the test of time.. It will be discredited at whatever point it's associated generally with partisan, republican hijinks.. They're right about Reagan and the Conservatism of the era.. It was shaped by the cold war.. It's a different time, the challenges are different and I think they have a much more sustainable path for conservatism than, say.. endless re-runs of the Bush years.. Or even the Reagan years. But that's just me.. You know, initially, it will be rejected as some type of cult. lol People believe that Republicans and Conservatism are synonymous. You'll have too many Rubs jumping ship, screaming they're all in, they're Conservatives. But still, they will demand more of the same, from many of the same tired players. It took 60+ years to destroy it, and it could take just as many to breathe life back into it, by weeding out the BS. It has to start today, with us, our children, then their children. http://youtu.be/otVSSz2aydg http://youtu.be/JkXFFOOs_3g ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONGRESS STOLE THE PEACE DIVIDEND, SO-CALLED. American's will have to take credit for these buttplugs, Klein. We can fire them, and we do, but we keep electing more of the same. We're not replacing them with statesmen, that are willing to be just that. Statesmen that act and behave as civil servants to America. We keep electing these merry-men of do nothings.
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