klamath
11-12-2008, 08:18 PM
So the republicans nominate the most liberal candidate and already the left is trying to push the party to the left even more in order to win. Media is trying to cage this as the unquestioned way it has to be in order for the GOP to win.:mad:
"If Crist and his fellow governors really can instill or revive a less-dogmatic culture inside the GOP, then an equally important question is whether that will in turn influence a now dominant Democratic Party in Washington. Central to Obama's cross-party appeal was his clarion call to end America's corrosive red-blue polarization. But Republican pols like Crist may take that ideal more seriously than the hyperpartisan likes of Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi do. It's a long shot, but a more centrist-minded GOP could be the country's best guarantor against the Democrats indulging their own more extremist urges."
Oh, how nice we need to get some socialist republicans elected to hold back the communist democrats:rolleyes:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20081112/us_time/canrepublicangovernorsrebuildtheirparty;_ylt=AniCl b50U2eAj8j3gKPLWwdh24cA
"If Crist and his fellow governors really can instill or revive a less-dogmatic culture inside the GOP, then an equally important question is whether that will in turn influence a now dominant Democratic Party in Washington. Central to Obama's cross-party appeal was his clarion call to end America's corrosive red-blue polarization. But Republican pols like Crist may take that ideal more seriously than the hyperpartisan likes of Democratic Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi do. It's a long shot, but a more centrist-minded GOP could be the country's best guarantor against the Democrats indulging their own more extremist urges."
Oh, how nice we need to get some socialist republicans elected to hold back the communist democrats:rolleyes:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/time/20081112/us_time/canrepublicangovernorsrebuildtheirparty;_ylt=AniCl b50U2eAj8j3gKPLWwdh24cA