[Cincinatus' Wife]

To contact Rep. Shays

[goldstategop]

Republicans eat their own. Look - if Tom DeLay isn't doing a good job, let the Democrats recruit a candidate to run against him in Sugar Land. But Republicans shouldn't help them get rid of a party leader based on what after all are questionable allegations from the partisan media. No proof of wrong-doing by the Majority Leader has been offered into evidence. In the minds of Chris Shays and Rick Santorum he's guilty because our adversaries make that assumption - and they buy into the liberal line that its the seriousness of the charge mantra that matters. Forget the evidence.

(Denny Crane: "Sometimes you can only look for answers from God and failing that... and Fox News".)

[Mo1]

"Tom's conduct is hurting the Republican Party, is hurting this Republican majority and it is hurting any Republican who is up for re-election," Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Conn., told the Associated Press after making similar comments at community meetings in his home district this weekend. He said DeLay should step down.

Hey Chris .. you have done more damage to the Republican Party then anything Delay has done

Translation: .. We don't like you Chris

[Stellar Dendrite]

Who is Chris Shays?

[spinestein]

Shays, you HACK!

If you lived in a real state you wouldn't say such stupid things.

[kcvl]

DeLay should step down.

Shays should shut-up.

[Penner]

"Tom's conduct is hurting the Republican Party, is hurting this Republican majority and it is hurting any Republican who is up for re-election," Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Conn., told the Associated Press after making similar comments at community meetings in his home district this weekend. He said DeLay should step down.

Ignore this lying liberal POS with an R next to his name.

[wardaddy]

I support these fools year in year out.....thousands and thousands ($$) and man hours and demonstrations etc.

Now this time between Bush's horrible immigration policy, overspending and Congress's usual weaknesses and ...if they ditch DeLay. DeLay has stones the rest wish they had. And I could give a crap if he pays his family 50K a year to work on his campaign. 50K ain't rich.

I will be about at the bottom of support I have ever had for the GOP. I've watched folks here get disgruntled with the GOP over the years and thought they were off the wall.

Now I'm beginning to understand.

But...there is nowhere else to go for now.

That is why even though we seem in power we are not. The Dems have more of a reliable base which they respect.

The GOP uses the base to win (broken glass) and then abandons them and even ridicules us a bit.

We would not have won without the WOT last November.

The right wing in this country is still too weak. We are not there yet.

[Lunatic Fringe]

It's Monday, that means Republicans need to cave in on something....

[taxesareforever]

The Republican Party is disintegrating. I guess they just didn't know what to do with the power once they got it.

[CyberAnt]

Thanks - message sent!

[Rembrandt_fan]

"...a GOP moderate on Sunday called for DeLay to resign his leadership post,..."

I hope the Republican whip is taking down names of high-profile GOP politicians looking to score points with the media and the liberal blocs of their constituencies by slamming DeLay. From what I've seen, DeLay exercised bad judgment by not deeply researching money sources for junket expenses; he made a false assumption that all was legitimate and on the up-and-up. Not illegal--and in my view, not unethical, either. A breach of ethics requires intent.

[Certified Horticulturist]

STFU, Chrissy girlie-boy.

[GOP_Raider]

Republican (GOP_Raider) calls for Shays to kindly bite every single inch of him.

[tame]

Republican (Chris Shays) calls for DeLay to step down

i think Chris Shays ought ti step down.

[peyton randolph]

Only the Houston Comical would take seriously a Connecticut homosexual's views on who should represent Texans in D.C.

[mommadooo3]

"He is an absolute embarrassment to me and to the Republican Party," Shays told the Greenwich audience.

SHAYS is the one who is an embarrassment to Republicans.

I see no useful purpose in contacting that jerk. It seems that, in his own little mind, what he says is how Republicans SHOULD think.

Isn't there someone 'better' to contact, so 'we'(R's) can make it KNOWN that 'we'(R's) support DeLay all the way?

[SkyPilot]

Shays is a bitter homosexual. He was "outed" on the House floor several times--once by Rep Dornan. No one should pay attention to anything Shays says.

[governsleastgovernsbest]

"Tom's conduct is hurting the Republican Party . . . any Republican who is up for re-election."

This is what Shays' complaint, and all his other RINO-related statements and votes, are all about.

He represents a wealthy-but-liberal NYC suburban area of Connecticut, Fairfield County. I have seen him listed as one of the most vulnerable Republicans in 2006. So this is all about appealing to his liberal constituents by very publicly bashing Liberal Public Enemy #1.

[ArcadeQuarters]

Once again a "moderate" that Republicans voted for in the primary "because he can win in November" does more damage to the party than a Democrat could.

[moodymare]

Thanks for the contact info. E-mail sent.