Will FR embrace socialism to make way for Rudy Giuliani as a Republican presidential candidate?

vanity | April 21, 2007 | Jim Robinson

[Dog Gone]

Rudy was a fool to store fuel in the WTC

Say what?

[Bigh4u2]

Have you read the entire thread and seen what was written?

Or are you just going on emotions?

Maybe you should read what was said before being to hasty in your retreat.

And yes, they were banned.

[processing please hold]

Only here a second longer, but I hear a long winded opus coming up soon.

[68 grunt]

I think you’re a wannabee, nothing more.

[Pukin Dog]

Real conservatives can deal with opposing opinions.

Peach has done a lot for this forum, as has Mia T. I'm not a Rudy supporter, but I don't hate those who are.

Last post.

Bye.

[ohioWfan]

I have been accused by some of 'slandering Reagan' as well simply by pointing out the historic truth of his presidency relative to the 'he was perfect and everyone loved him' tripe that I read ad nauseum from people whose only goal is to bash our current great President.

As I said. Reason. Truth. They are important to me.

Damage has clearly been done. Whether or not it's irreparable is all that's in question.

[ex-snook]

"Peach was a fine freeper, and IS a top quality human being. She just chose to support the wrong guy, and not back down from it. That was her grave sin."

Don't cry about it. It's Jim's site and he can resist liberal agenda takeovers as he wishes.

BTW somehow I doubt you were upset when fine Freeper Buchanan supporters were dropped.

[RabidBartender]

Do you know why they were banned? Or are you just going to assume the worst and leave without knowing the facts?

[Bigh4u2]

“Only here a second longer, but I hear a long winded opus coming up soon.”

Yes. It seems saying a simple ‘goodbye’ is not easy to do.

[wagglebee]

You do know that Reagan signed what was then the most liberal abortion bill our country had ever seen, right?

Yes, and as soon as Reagan realized the wanton slaughter that came with Roe v. Wade he immediately reversed his position.

And in management’s view, if you are at all pro choice, you’re an abortionist.

A person is either 100% opposed to infancide or they are in favor of it.

[Bigh4u2]

But it wasn’t just ‘opposing opinions’.

It was almost a complete tearing down of conservatives such as Ronald Reagan and complete, unworthy disrespect for the owner of this site.

[Mr. Silverback]

I oppose rudy with everything i’bve got...but if we have three major candidates in 2008, Hillary wins. That is not an option.

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Yes. It seems saying a simple ‘goodbye’ is not easy to do.

Ditto!

[ohioWfan]

They are malcontents alright............but is it just 'a few?' I'm not sure.

Tedious, yes. The truth blows them to smithereens, though. My posts speak for themselves as well.

59,000 posts........some silly (OK......well quite a few :), some sarcastic, some irritated, but not a single one anything but conservative. Six years of proof is hard to counter by emotional drivel.

[wagglebee]

Yep. When someone starts claiming that Ronald Reagan was pro-abortion, they have clearly crossed the line.

[FreeReign]

I’d love to have 100 more Ron Pauls, if they replaced 100 liberal democrats. :-)

LOL! Correction noted and agreed.

[dforest]

There were fuel tanks stored at ground level at the WTC-7 site.

[NittanyLion]

That’s Opus #3 for you, as I recall. Wonder if this one will finally stick?

[ohioWfan]

I'm not crying. Why is it that you guys can't discuss anything without making things up?

(And I wasn't around in Buchanen days, so your dopey hypothesis about me falls flat).

[Diamond]

Thanks for the ping to this post, OP.

...after a freeper tried to tell me that the majority of GOPers were pro-choice in 1948 on the basis of that "government did not have the right to force a woman to give birth to an unwanted child"

The notion that this type of idiotic popular slogan was in vogue among the majority of the Republican party in 1948 in highly unlikely, to say the least. It is a wishful, anachronistic misprepresentation of history.

Cordially,