[Morgan in Denver]

You are SO right, that we need to find and support local candidates who are good conservatives. We have a major rebuilding of the party if we want to win again.

The sad aspect of this coming election is the census will be done in 2010, and we KNOW the Democrats will Gerrymander districts to benefit themselves, as they have done in the past.

[Bahbah]

Good morning, all.

Jim Webb uses China as an example of the wonders of diplomacy as, he says, we have arguably brought them into the world.

How is that working out for us?

[rodguy911]

Yeah, we have our work cut out for us like never before, but, we also have an ever building advantage. Conservatism grows stronger than ever on the New Media as the Old DBM slowly declines.

Sooner rather than later our philosophies will be the norm and theirs will be the abnorm.

[Son House]

I’m going to give McDole credit for his economic, it’s the only positive economic message running, and the Republicans need to state a goal for lower tax rates, just saying tax cuts isn’t enough;

From;

http://blogs.abcnews.com/politicalradar/2008/05/mccains-crystal.html

McCain will talk about his economic plans, including lowering the corporate tax rate, and creating a new flatter tax code. In his remarks, he’ll say that he will have been able to eliminate pork barrel earmark spending as well.

“After exercising my veto several times in my first year in office, Congress has not sent me an appropriations bill containing earmarks for the last three years,” McCain will say.

From Larry Kudlow;

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NTI2NTA1ODQ0Y2U3MTMwZTQzNWI5NTEyMjZmMDZmMmM=

My friend Art Laffer tells me Al Gore wants a carbon tax, with the revenues being used to abolish the Social Security/Medicare payroll tax altogether. Laffer would prefer a big income-tax-rate reduction that would get us to a 13 percent flat tax. I agree.