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Post by Douglass on Dec 6, 2008 17:37:23 GMT -8
reaganaction.com/top-story-slideshow/slide-02/U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan, R-Wisc., spoke for millions of Republicans on election night when he told Fox News, "We need a housecleaning in our party, and we need a party that's going to go and tackle problems facing the American people. Take our timeless principles and apply them to today's problems and be the reform party we used to be." John McCain and the Republican Party took a drubbing on Election Day because the Republicans lost their way. President Bush and the Republican congressional leadership transformed a party of conservative principles and reform into the party of earmarks and big government. McCain's efforts to belatedly transform into the candidate of reform had a hollow ring after he raced back to Washington to lock arms with the Democrats to squander 700 billion tax dollars on a Wall Street bailout that hasn't worked. Newt Gingrich and the rebels that secured the majority in Congress for Republicans in 1994 are mostly retired and gone. Their replacements are weak and ineffective, and a full-scale Republican Party overhaul is imperative. We must return to a principled and reform-minded agenda similar to that embodied in the bold 1994 Contract with America. Click the link above to read the article. Good article about the housecleaning the conservatives need to do to get back on track.
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Post by googoodan on Dec 7, 2008 1:21:10 GMT -8
Generation D, ages 18-29, -my- age group is too dumb to see what is going on. How can I blame them, though? The public school indoctrination..... biased media...... trophies for nothing...... I don't know if everyone is able to think for themselves. When you tell them the evils of socialism or communism, they say they want the government to be a bigger part of their lives. Its like an entire generation of zombies roams the US. Stalin would be proud.
How do we save the next generation? By saving the next generation, I mean saving the future of these United States. The Democrat Party needs to be shuttered, but how? Do we adopt their methods against them? The Dems are masters at smear jobs and creating mass hysteria. Are the Republicans too soft for this?
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Post by hatboromike on Dec 15, 2008 10:55:16 GMT -8
Generation D, ages 18-29, -my- age group is too dumb to see what is going on. How can I blame them, though? The public school indoctrination..... biased media...... trophies for nothing...... I don't know if everyone is able to think for themselves. When you tell them the evils of socialism or communism, they say they want the government to be a bigger part of their lives. Its like an entire generation of zombies roams the US. Stalin would be proud. The old adage is "I was a liberal when I was young. Once I grew up I became a Republican." Fact is, no generation spends their youth embroiled in politics, unless they awaken to see themselves getting the short end of the stick (i.e. the late '60s, Vietnam, Summer of Love ... d**n, I missed that one !! Only 13 at the time, Chicago '68) How do we save the next generation? By saving the next generation, I mean saving the future of these United States. The Democrat Party needs to be shuttered, but how? Do we adopt their methods against them? The Dems are masters at smear jobs and creating mass hysteria. Are the Republicans too soft for this? I disagree about the GOP being too soft. We - in fact - started the current trend of smear and hysteria when Newt Gingrich's movement morphed into the Clinton impeachment. We have to show "the next generation" that we are the ones representing THEIR true interests, especially once they start having kids, buying homes, saving money, etc. And it will have to start as a grassroots movement if no one on the national stage can electrify us like Obama did them. Right now, Obama has them locked up. And we only have ourselves to blame.
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Post by richard on Jan 2, 2009 8:16:07 GMT -8
We have to show "the next generation" that we are the ones representing THEIR true interests, especially once they start having kids, buying homes, saving money, etc. And it will have to start as a grassroots movement if no one on the national stage can electrify us like Obama did them.
Right now, Obama has them locked up. And we only have ourselves to blame. And as long as Obama & Co. have them convinced that the government will cure all their troubles, that feat will be very difficult to accomplish.
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