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Romney, Cantor, Jeb Bush stump for GOP revival [conservatives at event protest McCain, RINOs]
The Hill, Washington, DC ^ | 2009-05-02 | Alexander Bolton

Posted on 05/02/2009 3:01:01 PM PDT by rabscuttle385

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To: ghostrider

We should call the rinos the “Bush deficit spending and bankster bailout wing” of the Republican party.


21 posted on 05/02/2009 3:44:10 PM PDT by SaraJohnson
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To: LADY J
Jebs wife is a very “royal” aristocrat. I thought she would pass out when she had to shake hands with us vermin at a campaign bus stop.
22 posted on 05/02/2009 3:48:00 PM PDT by ghostrider
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To: LADY J

There is alot of criticism on here about Romney, Jeb Bush, McCain and others but what about the dolts who asked those stupid questions (not to mention the lame answers they received)? They must have thought they were at a Democrat gathering. “What what are you going to do about people that score low on their SAT?” The right answer would have been “that’s why you can take it again.” It looks as if even the Republican youth has been Obamanized. They think government can do everything. Individual initiative is out the window.


23 posted on 05/02/2009 3:53:14 PM PDT by Russ (Repeal the 17th amendment)
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To: rabscuttle385

Leaders without followers.


24 posted on 05/02/2009 3:53:52 PM PDT by Lexington Green (''No Taxation Without Birth Certification'' -- Unknown FReeper)
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To: rabscuttle385

I wouldn’t want Romney stumping for me. If the GOP can’t do anything but rehash the liberals that have already been rejected, I’m beginning to think the GOP is dead.


25 posted on 05/02/2009 3:56:35 PM PDT by DannyTN
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To: Russ
"what about the dolts who asked those stupid questions (not to mention the lame answers they received)?"

Typical smart a$$ed kids who think the world owes them a living!

Every town hall, etc - those types are ALWAYS asking about their student loans & anything about college that does not involve work!!

26 posted on 05/02/2009 4:05:59 PM PDT by LADY J
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To: rabscuttle385

The Republican party needs to realign itself with it’s core base. Supporters of Conservatism are that core base.

So when Mitt Romney takes a leadership role, telling folks like me that it’s time to dump the RINOs, I have just one thing to say. So are you going to jump Mitt, or must we push you?

One of the problems I have always feared about a needed religious revival in the United States, is who would lead such a drive. IMO, you’d get the Bill Clintons, the Barack Obamas, and their minions trying to tell the rest of the nation what moral values were all about. In this manner, the revival would amount to near total destruction of Christianity as we have known it.

This revival of Conservatism in the RP, is being played by exactly the same game plan. We have RINOs telling us we need to dump RINOs, and those RINOs then telling us what new values we need to have as Conservatives.

Blow it out your pie-hole Romney.

When you folks start talking about enforcing the laws on our books, for a starter, I’ll know we’re headed more in the right direction that we have been in twenty years.


27 posted on 05/02/2009 4:10:51 PM PDT by DoughtyOne (Pres__ent Obama's own grandmother says he was born in Kenya. She was there.)
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To: LADY J

Saw and heard one of those very people say the same thing on Glenn Becks show on friday night.All they are looking for is a free lunch.


28 posted on 05/02/2009 4:17:48 PM PDT by HANG THE EXPENSE (Life is tough.It's even tougher when you're stupid.)
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To: rabscuttle385

Face of the gop and that could be the reason they are losing.


29 posted on 05/02/2009 4:19:35 PM PDT by HANG THE EXPENSE (Life is tough.It's even tougher when you're stupid.)
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To: rabscuttle385
This has got to be from scrapleface What Republican in their right mind would have anything to do with these Democrat Agents?

And funnier yet the term Maverick Republican!! HUH?? Benedict Arnold and Tokyo Rose were Maverick's as well I could Puke every time I hear that Term for NOTHING BUT an Damm Traitor in our Midst!

30 posted on 05/02/2009 4:19:46 PM PDT by Cheetahcat (Osamabama Wright kind of Racist! We are in a state of War with Democrats)
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To: SaraJohnson

You got that right! Unfortunately it is no different with the new Globalist Banksters soiling the White House..


31 posted on 05/02/2009 4:25:54 PM PDT by ghostrider
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To: rabscuttle385

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32 posted on 05/02/2009 4:46:55 PM PDT by GOP Poet
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To: RED SOUTH
If the country suffers another truly serious attack, my prediction is that a lot of people are going to be looking at Jeb very fondly.

The Bushes are renowned for supporting the intelligence services and for doing pretty darn well in the Middle East...both areas in which we will need a true leader if we get in really bad trouble.

33 posted on 05/02/2009 5:35:15 PM PDT by what's up
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To: what's up

“”If the country suffers another truly serious attack, my prediction is that a lot of people are going to be looking at Jeb very fondly.”

And here’s that uncrossable divide - those who think a person’s last name is somehow a measurement of their leadership ability (Bush, Kennedy, Clinton, whatever) and those who think celebrity and personality contests actually harm the process. Jeb shouldn’t be elected to anything just because he happens to be a Bush, anymore than Kennedys should be elected to something just because they’re good boozers. In fact, I’d support a constitutional ammendment to keep ANYONE named Bush or Kennedy or Clinton from ever holding political office ever again! No more dynasties!

If Republicans are stupid enough to vote for another Bush, I have no sympathy for them. And I say them because I no longer feel any particular loyalty to the party at all. Some people are just starting to wake up and realize their knee-jerk defense of President Bush just because he had an R after his name is what has put the GOP in its current pathetic position in the first place. Such loyalty to a man who had said “Republicans hate immigrants” and people who opposed his immigration reform “don’t want what’s best for America.” Who grew the federal government to previously unimaginable size. Who made the Republican party the party of nation building, of government interference, of spending... Who was responsible for the bank and auto industry bailouts his remaining supporters are trying to pretend were accomplished by the Obamists.

If there’s going to be any fixing done, it should start with recognizing where there were mistakes made. And, HOPEFULLY, avoiding those mistakes in the future. But I’ll be honest - I think the Republican party is far, far, far too stupid to learn from its mistakes. I’m disgusted. I don’t think the party is salvagable, and it’s probably best at this point to start a new party and unload all the dead wood - let them stay in the Republican party where they can continue to backstab their few remaining constituents to their hearts content.

Let them keep the Giulianis and the Romneys and the Bushes and the Bloombergs of the world while the adults go off and build a party thats actually worth supporting.


34 posted on 05/02/2009 9:58:22 PM PDT by COgamer
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those who think a person’s last name is somehow a measurement of their leadership ability

I don't think Jeb Bush's sky-high approval ratings as Gov. were just because he had a famous last name. Those people down in Florida liked HIM.

I'm not saying I'd vote for him...but I will look at his positions and what he has to say if he runs. In other words I will not discount him JUST BECAUSE his name is Bush, especially if, as I said, a really serious attack occurs.

35 posted on 05/02/2009 10:45:21 PM PDT by what's up
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To: rabscuttle385

I laugh these days whenever the press refers to Eric Cantor as the “GOP rising star”. Eric Cantor voted FOR that idiotic porkulus bill that has now bankrupted generations of Americans who haven’t even been born yet.


36 posted on 05/03/2009 12:25:02 AM PDT by BigSkyFreeper (There is no alternative to the GOP except varying degrees of insanity)
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