Don't You Dare Say You Didn't Know

Author | March 7, 2007 | David M. Gallandro

[Teacher317]

Some people study Dale Carnegie; I study Anne Coulter.

Interesting course. What are the exams like?

(Don't even THINK of the word "Orals"!)

[shempy]

I disagree with your premise that it is the non-voters that are to blame. To me, that is like a company blaming the marketplace for not embracing its product. The Republican party is responsible for gaining my vote. They seem to be moving in a direction that makes it less likely that I can support them.

I mean, for the first time since 1922, the Repblican Party FAILED to win enough votes to maintain control of the NH legislature! Go ahead and blame the folks that were not moved by the agenda the GOP has been acting on. But it won't change the fact that the Dems are in control because the Republican Party FAILED.

[DM1]

"But it won't change the fact that the Dems are in control because the Republican Party FAILED."

how did it fail then?
lets see on the federal level we had the tax cuts, AWB went away, partial birth abortion ban and 2 coservative judges appointed to SCOTUS
granted i dont like the deficet spending but the main reason we had a dem surge was people fed up with the war in Iraq. Only way to blunt said surge was to go out there and vote for who you agree most with. you may not like everything a person stands for but how does it help your cause if people you dont agree with at all are elected.
look at MO with Talent - a good conservative thrown out noe they have McCaskill
yeah that helps