Fold The Tent Conservatives

The Bulletin ^ | 02/06/2008 | Michael P. Tremoglie

[William Tell 2]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

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[madison10]

No, I’m going to stay for Revolution II.

[Izzy Dunne]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

What kind of stoopid question is this?

[smartin]

Republicans don’t threaten stuff like this. We will stay and fight the good fight.

[Digital Sniper]

No, I’m going to stay for Revolution II.

I look forward to fomenting that Conservative Renaissance and purging the party of the liberals who have corrupted and manipulated it this past several years.

[steel_resolve]

it’s the “waah! you won’t support my choice for president so you must be a traitor like alec baldwin” group of republicans

[Migraine]

I’m afraid there will be sniping and backbiting that could get people’s backs up over this. I don’t want to risk that, but would implore all who are considering kicking the chess board over to understand that they would not just be sitting out for a 4-year teach-em-a-lesson breather; they’d be sitting out the next 20 years of Supreme Court decisions. Not a good ploy at all! Come on back and let’s play our wretched poker hand by putting up a good poker face!

[SampleMan]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

No, it means that the Republican party will have left the conservatives and gone into direct competition with the Democrats for the Socialist Nanny State crown.

Conservatives may have to form a third party, but I doubt it. Generally, after walking away from their base, the GOP realizes that its been marginalized.

[jmaroneps37]

This question makes me think: rat mole alert!

[xjcsa]

I’ll vote Republican in November...for everything except president. I won’t be voting for McCain.

[isrul]

What is a “Tremoglie”?

[ExcellenceInAmericacom]

I know I’m not moving out of the country, but I have thought about it, even with a McCain!

We just need to work on beating these party highjackers in 2012. We need to start influencing people to our side. It’s not that hard if you can make them think! It’s common sense, but they’re all in this “cult” voting for McCain.

AH...I’m sick to my stomach still from yesterday...

[TADSLOS]

What, and miss out on all the fun watching McCainiacs explode on contact? No way.

[SolidWood]

The pendulum will swing back to the right. The coming years will be hard and arduous. But Good will ultimately prevail.

[LADY J]

Heck no!! We've just begun to fight!!

They think they've won something - but we won't fold that easily and just go away.

We have more integrity than all of them put together. No more hold our nose and vote for who THEY want.

That game is over!!

[digger48]

You obviously never listen to Rush.

True optimism doesn’t quit.

This election will only make Rush more determined and will grow his audience like never before.

[org.whodat]

Does one stupid statement, alex baldwin, leads to your stupid question making that link is grasping at straws.

[isrul]

You’re talking about McCain supporters.

[Sun]

Let’s keep fighting. McCain doesn’t even have half of the delegates. It’s not over yet.

[Free Vulcan]

We do have a House and Senate, and many candidates running. That’s where I’ll be putting my time and money.

[NavyCanDo]

“If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican”

I never heard either say that they would not vote. In fact this morning Rush is setting the record straight on what he meant by if the country goes down, he does not want the Republicans to get the blame.

[skeeter]

Nah, I'm gonna stick around and continue to withhold my support the phonies who call themselves 'conservative'.

[skeeter]

Nah, I'm gonna stick around and continue to withhold my support the phonies who call themselves 'conservative'.

[bmwcyle]

What do conservatives do? We stock up on food, guns, and ammo.

[SolidWood]

THAT’S THE SPIRIT!

[smartin]

Me too!

[ModelBreaker]

But Good will ultimately prevail.

There is little evidence for that since 1930 in America. At our best, conservatives have been able to slow, slightly, the tide of totalitarianism.

It will prevail when He returns. But in America, it's not likely any time before then.

[trisham]

The pendulum will swing back to the right. The coming years will be hard and arduous. But Good will ultimately prevail.

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Amen.

[BaylorDad]

No. It just means many conservatives have a problem voting for a liberal.

I won't vote for any ticket that has Kay Baily Hutchison on it.

[Digital Sniper]

I’ll vote Republican in November...for everything except president. I won’t be voting for McCain.

Same here. And based on my experience thus far, be prepared for a lot of liberal RINO supporters to wave the "You're a Hillary Supporter" sock puppet at you. Sheesh...

[Cyber Liberty]

If Limbaugh, Dobson and the rest are not going to vote Republican because they might not like Republican nominee does this mean they are going to move out of the country if and when Hillary/Obama are elected - like Alec Baldwin promised to do when Bush was elected?

Obviously a liberal baiting type question. Michael P. Tremoglie can receive my answer if he can see my hand from Philly.

[reagan_fanatic]

Things didn't look too good back in the late 70's before the Great One came along, either.

It's always darkest before the dawn. Our time will come again.

[Cyber Liberty]

My wife and I are rooting for Obama. Then we can see if they really want to run the country into a ditch.

[o_zarkman44]

My loyalties are for conservatives, not politicial partys.

The 50% of eligible voters who do not vote will tell you the two party selection is not choice. Some value has to be injected in the process. Lowered standards places NO value on candidates.

[Walkingfeather]

His email

elfegobaca2@earthlink.net

[The Toll]

I bet they’re not going to be this smug after the election.

[Rockitz]

Two questions:

1. How much worse than Carter can Hillary or Obama do?
2. How much better than Reagan can we expect after the country is once again sick of democrat control of the Whitehouse?

I’m certainly willing to risk it. A RINO president gets the conservative movement nowhere and risks the death of the only viable political party capable of executing a conservative agenda.

[Cecily]

I’m with you.

[BaylorDad]

I look forward to fomenting that Conservative Renaissance and purging the party of the liberals who have corrupted and manipulated it this past several years.

Is this what President Bush's "Compassionate Conservatism" has brought us to?

[WhistlingPastTheGraveyard]

My wife and I are rooting for Obama.

Same here. I just decided today that I'm voting for him in the PA primary... I may even campaign for him.

[SWAMPSNIPER]

I’ve heard enough along this line of logic. It’s just an attempt to coerce me, into choosing more evil.

[MortMan]

I agree with both of you. The sock puppets are vaguely amusing, and vastly pathetic, IMO.

[junta]

They first ought to admit the Reagan coalition is gone, one half literally dead the other half joining the AARP and waiting for a gooberment check. Small government indeed.

[Bruinator]

Now why would they do that. They have not intimated such an idiotic scenario.

[Bitsy]

No, I’m going to stay for Revolution II.

I’m staying too - lock and load!

[princess leah]

Man, I hope that dems watching who hate Hillary, will go out in droves to push Obama over that witch...Atleast he’s an outsider, not part of the Clinton machine! I will be praying daily for retirement for 2 supremes this year, so that Bush could atleast get another 2 up there. Hey, atleast with God, all things are possible!

[DuncanWaring]

...they’d be sitting out the next 20 years of Supreme Court decisions.

What makes you think a President McCain wouldn't "...reach across the aisle to my good friend, Senator Kennedy, to get his suggestions on appropriate Supreme Court nominations"?

[ishabibble]

And what if the Dem ticket is HClinton/BClinton/Barry Obsama? What if it’s all a tactic to solidify the minority blocs and win the Presidency for HClinton for 8 yrs. and Barry for 8 yrs? What happens to America if these people get to make decisions for the next 16 yrs?

All the powers of the Patriot Act will be used on average Americans. The so-called Fairness Doctrine will be used to stifle free speech. The Supreme Court will become a monster. Sky-high taxes, massive welfare state, forced socialistic medical care, the breakdown of any sort of constraint on the part of a Clinton/Clinton White House, the possibilities are mind-boggling.

Go ahead and stay home, you sunshine patriots!

[rlmorel]

Did I miss something? Did Rush say he wasn’t going to vote?

That certainly doesn’t sound like him...

[Becki]

Did General Washington fold at Valley Forge?

Becki