[ex-snook]

"Don't tell me I have nowhere else to go," said Steven Lonegan, the Republican mayor of Bogota, N.J., speaking of feeling insulted by an administration that takes conservatives for granted.

Way to go. If conservatives don't vote for the person closest to their views, you are invisible to politicians. You will keep getting someone more liberal.

Losing isn't everything, it may be the only thing to make a difference.

[kaktuskid]

Remember this...

WE ARE AT WAR!!!...get your heads out of your arses! Kiss your country goodbye if the Frog or the Cherub get in. Remember the president has the executive order which overrules Congress, which has shown no guts in overriding pervious presidential EOs.

[ravingnutter]

Just wanted to let you know...I heard a story on talk radio this morning about a bill on Bush's desk to ban outsourcing of Federal jobs, India is supposedly livid. Have been trying to verify it, but have spent the last hour screaming at my earthlink screen while it fails to perform a simple Google search. Will update you when I find out more.

[Junior_G]

Way to go. If conservatives don't vote for the person closest to their views, you are invisible to politicians. You will keep getting someone more liberal.

No. If conservatives continue to vote for a Republican party that is trending liberal, it will continue to get more liberal.

[ravingnutter]

Google is cooperating this morning, thank goodness:

TIMES NEWS NETWORK[ MONDAY, JANUARY 26, 2004 01:13:33 AM ] NEW DELHI: The passage of the omnibus-spending Bill with a provision to ban outsourcing by the US Senate has highlighted the central role that outsourcing or more importantly the loss of American jobs will play on the forthcoming US elections.

The Senate ban is effective only on the US companies while they are executing federal projects. This would mean that firms in the US which win federal contracts can not subcontract the project to companies outside the US.

Bush unlikely to veto outsourcing ban Bill