To: John R. (Bob) Locke
My Conservative Republicanism goes back to the early 60's here in California. I believe that I have earned the right to complain. My complaint is about the Republican voters that don't like the GW Bush style Republicanism. A voter like you Mr. Locke. Stop complaining about GW Bush's governing style. It is the wave of the future. It is a style that takes Capitalism and joins it to government. It is a program that lets the private entreprenuer prosper through government action. It is here, so get used to it.
4 posted on
12/21/2003 9:32:22 PM PST by
Blake#1
To: Blake#1
I believe that I have earned the right to complain. I spent almost 13 years wearing a uniform for this country. I figure I've got at least as much "right" as you.
My complaint is about the Republican voters that don't like the GW Bush style Republicanism.
I'm not a Republican voter. I didn't vote for Bush in '00, and I won't in '04 either. That's not to say that I never vote for Republican candidates, because I certainly do and have. But simply being a Republican won't automatically get anyone my vote. I know better.
Stop complaining about GW Bush's governing style. It is the wave of the future. It is a style that takes Capitalism and joins it to government. It is a program that lets the private entreprenuer prosper through government action. It is here, so get used to it.
If more people start thinking as you think, then we may as well throw in the towel because it'll be over. That last commentary of yours is flat out scary to read, especially coming from someone who should have enough experience to know better.
To: Blake#1
It is a style that takes Capitalism and joins it to government. It is a program that lets the private entreprenuer prosper through government action. It is here, so get used to itThat sounds like public-private partnerships... also known as fascism
8 posted on
12/21/2003 10:00:39 PM PST by
GeronL
(Saddam is out of the hole and into the quagmire!)
To: Blake#1
conservatism will by far outlive Republicanism
9 posted on
12/21/2003 10:01:57 PM PST by
GeronL
(Saddam is out of the hole and into the quagmire!)
To: Blake#1
I suggest that you are confusing capitalism and private entreprenuers with oligarchies feasting in the public trough.
Just beause something is, does not mean it is either right or even within the bounds of the Constitution.
10 posted on
12/21/2003 11:17:15 PM PST by
GladesGuru
(In a society predicated upon liberty, it is essential to examine principles - -)
To: Blake#1
It is a style that takes Capitalism and joins it to government. It is a program that lets the private entreprenuer prosper through government action. It is here, so get used to it.
Love that Big Gubermint Socialism do ya? The fight ain't over yet slick. Blackbird.
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