Note To Angry Republicans: Stay Angry But Vote Republican (Dennis Prager Alert)

Townhall.com ^ | 10/31/2006 | Dennis Prager

[goldstategop]

Sure, conservatives are mad at the Republican Party for betraying conservative principles and increasing spending and the size of government. Nevertheless Dennis Prager urges conservatives to listen to reason and still vote Republican next week. At the end of the day, the bottom line about the 2006 elections isn't over the fight between responsible and irresponsible Republicans; its between Republicans and Democrats. Let's remember the liberal enemy and everything that would put at risk should they win: the Bush tax cuts, the war against Islamofascism, stricter immigration laws and conservative judges being put on the bench. A backlash might sound good but then conservatives would have buyers' remorse the morning after. So vote Republican as if your life and your country depended upon it. Because this year, it literally does.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[Stallone]

VOTE REPUBLICAN

No vote is actually a vote for Islamofascism.

If you value your life, the life of your family and friends, VOTE REPUBLICAN!

SPREAD THE WORD!

[sageb1]

Bump!

[HitmanLV]

How did we get here?

[Stallone]

The Enemy Within, aka Democrats and Liberal Media, have conspired to undermine success in the War Against Islamofascism.

Republicans In Name Only, aka RINOs, have caved to the phantom opposition, further undermining the ability of our steely-jawed military to keep our nation free.

Only Warriors like Rush Limbaugh and Free Republic continue to hold the domestic front in this brutal War.

Keep the faith, Republicans, and victory is ours!

[democrats_nightmare]

Great post! Thanks.... There is a right time for everything and lets get out and vote for the Repulicans in 2006, and AFTER that lets address these issues and get the party back on track...

[phelanw]

I don't think the problem is the 28% of the population (or whatever it is) that ID's Republican. I think it's the 33% that ID's independent. That's who need convincing, the swing voters. What has been done in the past 6 years to convince them?

[SpaceBar]

I lay a majority of the blame on our own fifth-column mainstream media. They've done everything possible to undermine the current administration. I'm confident conservative voters know what's at stake and will do the right thing.

[ozzymandus]

So why did you post another thread urging Republicans not to vote for Kean in NJ????? What is wrong with you?

[Digger]

DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT A VOTE FOR EITHER WILL CLOSE THE BORDERS? Do you not think that the next president won't be a CRF, trilateralist, New World Order follower? Do these types represent 85% of us Americans?

[bluecollarman]

"If you don't like the Republican candidate, the place to get rid of him is in the primary, not the general election."

Well, that would be okay if we actually had a choice in the primary.

[goldstategop]

Nothing. Vote conservative across the board. Avoid liberals whatever party label they wear, like the plague.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[GOP_Raider]

Sure, conservatives are mad at the Republican Party for betraying conservative principles and increasing spending and the size of government.

Now wait a minute...isn't this the purpose of primary elections, to lame duck the current RINO in office and vote for someone the electorate does prefer to run against the 'Rat?? At least in theory??

[GOP_Raider]

Well, that would be okay if we actually had a choice in the primary.

We did here in Idaho, at least in the House 1st District Race. We had about 6 candidates, 4 RINOs, 1 actual conservative, and Robert Vazquez.

[goldstategop]

I don't see why voters would prefer a pretend liberal to the real one. Although there are exceptions: sometimes the real liberal can lack a personality transplant or just be obnoxious. Then people pick a RINO. But NOT because they like conservatives.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[YdontUleaveLibs]

That's what I was thinking. There are only a few Republicans I don't like, but this year if I had to vote for them I would, just to keep the 'Rats out. I am glad I don't live in McCain's district cause I would vote for him even though I don't like him a lot. This isn't the time to play games and not vote for the better candidate just because the candidate isn't perfect or is best friends with John Kerry.

[alwaysconservative]

The more important thing to remember about voting Republican this year is that a vote that gets a Dem in one state will hurt the pubbie in another state or the rest of the pubbies. This year, it IS all about protecting good conservatives and conservative seats, like Talent, Allen, Santorum, and Pawlenty, (to name just a few), and not about a tantrum over supposed RINO's. If we "lose" Tennessee, RI, Maryland, OH, and either house of Congress, then we lose power across the nation, making conservative voices LESS likely to be heard next time around.

[Once-Ler]

DO YOU REALLY THINK THAT A VOTE FOR EITHER WILL CLOSE THE BORDERS? Do you not think that the next president won't be a CRF, trilateralist, New World Order follower? Do these types represent 85% of us Americans?

If you live in a world where evil powers control our government and Cheney and Leahy are working towards the same goal, why do you worry about who gets elected?

[chadwimc]

If not supporting liberals just because they're "republicans" causes conservatives to lose power, maybe we deserve to lose...