The Waning of the GOP - Page 2

DeeJayH · 05-02-07, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Kandahar

Meh, two years ago people were writing the same thing about the Democratic Party. Political power ebbs and flows depending on the current events of the day. While the GOP's prospects for 2008 look more bleak with each passing month, I wouldn't be so eager to consign them to the dustbin of history just yet.

the swings of the pendulum

danarhea · 05-02-07, 10:44 PM

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Originally Posted by DeeJayH

the swings of the pendulum

Except the pendulum would not have swung this time, if not for Bush.

DeeJayH · 05-02-07, 10:52 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Except the pendulum would not have swung this time, if not for Bush.

because of Bush?
or maybe the 'neo-cons'?
or maybe the ultra liberal MSM?
or maybe the natural progression of the country
so many on this website are upset that the (R) had teh congress and the WH
but those same nimrods are drooling over the prospect of having a (D) congress and WH
like that would be any better

people are ignorant inconsistent irrational partisan ****tards

DeeJayH · 05-02-07, 10:53 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Except the pendulum would not have swung this time, if not for Bush.

govts change
countries change
people change
the pendulum ALWAYS swings back and forth

Trajan Octavian Titus · 05-02-07, 10:56 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Iraq is lost, and the GOP is going down the toilet. In fact, according to the writer, the GOP may not survive. Damn, who is the terrorist loving Liberal who penned this crap? None other than William F. Buckley Jr., and you know what? He is not a Liberal but a Conservative, a true rarity these days.

Hey Republicans - Say hello to your mascot, brought to you courtesy of the Bush administration.

Maybe after your party is dead and buried, it will one day resurrect itself, and have a real elephant for a mascot once again. But for right now, your party is toast on a stick, and rightfully so. Conservative, my a$$. The GOP is the worst cancer America ever had. I just hope they don't end up taking America down with them in the process.

Article is here.

GOP control of the House and Senate for 10 continious years and the executive for 8, the Democrats have won one election in the last 8 years and due to the fact that we control the executive they can't set their policies into motion, talk about overplaying your hand see ya in '08.

Kandahar · 05-02-07, 10:59 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Except the pendulum would not have swung this time, if not for Bush.

So what? How does that translate into the death of the GOP?

danarhea · 05-02-07, 11:34 PM

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Originally Posted by DeeJayH

because of Bush?
or maybe the 'neo-cons'?
or maybe the ultra liberal MSM?
or maybe the natural progression of the country
so many on this website are upset that the (R) had teh congress and the WH
but those same nimrods are drooling over the prospect of having a (D) congress and WH
like that would be any better

people are ignorant inconsistent irrational partisan ****tards

Bush is pretty much the point man for the Neocons, and their poster boy too. Wasn't always this way. When he was Governor of Texas, he was quite pragmatic, and a lot that he accomplished was by reaching across the aisle and forging alliances with both parties. As much as I bash Bush, I must admit that most of the mess he led us into was not his idea, but that he was pretty much duped by the "dark side". It's not all been bad, though, despite his horrible record. His legacy on judges will be around a long time, and those WERE, for the most part, Conservative judges, which is what we needed.

Trajan Octavian Titus · 05-02-07, 11:35 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Bush is pretty much the point man for the Neocons, and their poster boy too.

WTF are you talking about he's a member of the Christian right not a neo-con allthough many members of his cabinet are.

DeeJayH · 05-02-07, 11:41 PM

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Originally Posted by danarhea

Bush is pretty much the point man for the Neocons, and their poster boy too. Wasn't always this way. When he was Governor of Texas, he was quite pragmatic, and a lot that he accomplished was by reaching across the aisle and forging alliances with both parties. As much as I bash Bush, I must admit that most of the mess he led us into was not his idea, but that he was pretty much duped by the "dark side". It's not all been bad, though, despite his horrible record. His legacy on judges will be around a long time, and those WERE, for the most part, Conservative judges, which is what we needed.

wow
if your goal was to send my head spinning, you have succeeded

he is evil
and he appointed evil judges
but that is what we needed and it is good

thats it, I am signing off

danarhea · 05-02-07, 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by DeeJayH

wow
if your goal was to send my head spinning, you have succeeded

he is evil
and he appointed evil judges
but that is what we needed and it is good

thats it, I am signing off

??????????

I never said the judges were evil. YOU said that. I liked his judicial picks, except for Harriet Miers, but since she was not confirmed, she doesn't count.