Republicans Shouldn't Run Away from Bush

Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | 5/3/06 | Rush Limbaugh

[Chena]

What was the point of posting this tripe probably cut from the DU site? Most of that stuff has no basis in fact or even fiction. Getting tired of these boards taken over by the Bush haters. Get with the program people, if you don't want the left to take over we stick together.

You must have missed the comment griswold3 made at the top of that list. He/she said, "The Dems unified behind Clinton!! We need a strategy to counter all the gates, the Dems have fabricated.

Key word, "fabricated". LOL ;)

[Chena]

This ia a wonderful piece. The key here is like Rush says " look for the things that you an back Bush on and go for it"

Excellent! I was trying to come up with one sentence that covered Rush's sentiment, and yours is perfect. :)

[Chena]

Come November "06 and "08 and Dems gain the majority and nuts like Kennedy, Leahy, Biden, Durbin Rangel, Kucinich and the like are running both the Senate and the House, you tell me how that will be an improvement over the current situation. You better wake up.

ditto :)

[fragrant abuse]

So what if you disagree with Bush on fundamental conservative issues that he seems to have abandoned?

Just shut up and support him. Got that?

I hope that intelligent line of argument has persuaded you.

/sarc off

[negril]

I'm not running from Bush because his approval numbers are low: his approval numbers are low because conservatives like me are running from Bush. No Amnesty!

[Spiff]

Conservatives are not running away from President Bush. President Bush is running as hard as he can away from conservatism. And he's headed full speed down a path nearly parallel to that of the Democrat Party of two decades ago (No, I'm not talking about the barking moonbat, seditious Democrat Party of today) and conservatives don't want to follow him down that path. Massive government spending, corruption, government intrusion, and coddling lawbreakers are what a lot of conservatives are seeing when they look at today's national Republican Party and the President.

Rush must be back on 20-30 Oxy's a day if he believes or thinks conservatives will believe the premise of this article.

[joesnuffy]

President Bush is running away from conservatives...

When you take a man's money or his help...

You gotta ride for the brand...

Ain't that right Rush....

[negril]

Well I'll tell you how it will be an improvement. A few years of the democrats running things won't be that much different in terms of fiscal policy or that much different in the way the war is now being handled--both pitifully.

Combine public disgust with the democrats and the Republicans soaking up the painful lesson that being democrat-lite leads to electoral disaster and you'll see a new, truly consevative Republican Party. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it. The Republicans today, just like the elder Bush did, deserve a "spanking" from the base.

[sinkspur]

Hey, Bush could always try reducing the size and scope of government!

You mean like Reagan? LOL!!!

[mysterio]

No, I don't mean like Reagan. I mean really reducing the size and scope of government.

[rock58seg]

Good job of listing the crap GWB has had to put up with.

[sinkspur]

The point about abandoning Bush is that those running for election are distancing themselves from him.

They're cowards.

[Digger]

So what if you disagree with Bush on fundamental conservative issues that he seems to have abandoned? Just shut up and support him. Got that? I hope that intelligent line of argument has persuaded you. /sarc off

Luv it! So what if that Honda doesn't have air bags, door locks, disk player, just go out & buy it anyway.

[antaresequity]

CORRECTION: IT IS BUSH WHO IS RUNNING AWAY FROM THE REPUBLICANS

[spectre]

Rush carefully avoids Bush's name when he speaks out against Illegal immigration, which IMO is the Elephant in the room.

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[You Dirty Rats]

I am amazed at the number of self professed Conservatives that say they'll vote for a Dem, a third party candidate who doesn't have a chance of winning or will not vote at all because they disagree with some of President Bush's and other moderate Repubs positions. It's almost as if they think the Dems would do a better job, unbelievable to me.

There is a big difference between thinking and throwing a temper tantrum.

[Chena]

If you don't see a huge difference between Democrats and Republicans, then you're not paying attention. If you do not see the incredible progress that has been made in Iraq, and the good job our troops are doing over there, then you're either not paying attention or you're getting all of your "news" from the MSM and falling for their negative spin hook, line 'n sinker.

[jongaltsr]

We are not leaving Bush.
Bush left us on the immigration issue.

[sinkspur]

Combine public disgust with the democrats and the Republicans soaking up the painful lesson that being democrat-lite leads to electoral disaster and you'll see a new, truly consevative Republican Party. That's my story and I'm stickin' to it. The Republicans today, just like the elder Bush did, deserve a "spanking" from the base.

We hear this swill every two years from the unappeaseables.

Put in Democrats, teach the Republicans a lesson.

Well, guess what buster? You under-the-bridge trolls voted for that nutcase Perot, and we got Clinton for eight years. And you jerks acted like you had nothing to do with it.

If the GOP loses the House and/or Senate this year after you sit on your ass on election day, it's your fault.

If you want hard-right, go vote for the Constipation Party, where you can suck your thumb, pout, and never win an election while making the rest of the world miserable.

[Rockitz]

There's no defense for Bush on illegal immigration. This is an "abortion class" issue and as a voter I will be treating it as such- no compromise.

1. ENFORCE LAWS AGAINST EMPLOYERS
2. ADD ADDITIONAL LAWS TO SIEZE THEIR BUSINESS AND PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR HIRING ILLEGALS.
3. NO AMNESTY
4. NO GUESTWORKER PROGRAM
5. NO ANCHOR BABIES