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...when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
...when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
A lot of the Tea Party people hated Bush's lack of financial skills. Few listened, though. Many who are fiscally conservative were members of the GOP but the GOP's focus on pandering to the RR drowned out their voices. Simply because we are GOP, many of the Dems didn't care to hear us....when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
...when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
There were 'stirrings.' Dubai ports, fence and bricks. The idea started then, just wasn't articulated beyond the immediate. My guess is we will see some of these 'event organizers' running against incumbents and winning. They may run as Democrats, as Republicans, or as Libertarians. In any event they will not be the status quo, at least at first.
They were busy battling gays....when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
...when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
There were 'stirrings.' Dubai ports, fence and bricks. The idea started then, just wasn't articulated beyond the immediate. My guess is we will see some of these 'event organizers' running against incumbents and winning. They may run as Democrats, as Republicans, or as Libertarians. In any event they will not be the status quo, at least at first.
You don't win elections by NOT being the status quo. That hasn't become obvious in this country yet?
They were busy battling gays.[/QUOTE]Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
There were 'stirrings.' Dubai ports, fence and bricks. The idea started then, just wasn't articulated beyond the immediate. My guess is we will see some of these 'event organizers' running against incumbents and winning. They may run as Democrats, as Republicans, or as Libertarians. In any event they will not be the status quo, at least at first.
You don't win elections by NOT being the status quo. That hasn't become obvious in this country yet?
Wait.
What are you going on about? Yesterday's protest was about gay marriage? Fat, dumb, and stupid is no way to go through life, son.They were busy battling gays.Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
Still are, I find it highly ironic that so many of the sponsors for yesterday's 9/12 Rally were "rah rah rah" about Freedom but at the same time opposed Gay Marriage and helped fund Prop 8 as well.
Doublethink in action folks.
You don't win elections by NOT being the status quo. That hasn't become obvious in this country yet?
Wait.
There would first need to be establishment MONEY going into those campaigns, and I simply don't see it. And if it ever does, then those candidates are not to be trusted ANYWAY.
I found it rather ironic that most of those in attendance were white and over fifty. The base of the Republican party...wingnuts...it never changes.Still are, I find it highly ironic that so many of the sponsors for yesterday's 9/12 Rally were "rah rah rah" about Freedom but at the same time opposed Gay Marriage and helped fund Prop 8 as well.
Doublethink in action folks.
What are you going on about? Yesterday's protest was about gay marriage? Fat, dumb, and stupid is no way to go through life, son.
I found it rather ironic that most of those in attendance were white and over fifty. The base of the Republican party...wingnuts...it never changes.Still are, I find it highly ironic that so many of the sponsors for yesterday's 9/12 Rally were "rah rah rah" about Freedom but at the same time opposed Gay Marriage and helped fund Prop 8 as well.
Doublethink in action folks.
I found it rather ironic that most of those in attendance were white and over fifty. The base of the Republican party...wingnuts...it never changes.Still are, I find it highly ironic that so many of the sponsors for yesterday's 9/12 Rally were "rah rah rah" about Freedom but at the same time opposed Gay Marriage and helped fund Prop 8 as well.
Doublethink in action folks.
I found it rather ironic that most of those in attendance were white and over fifty. The base of the Republican party...wingnuts...it never changes.Still are, I find it highly ironic that so many of the sponsors for yesterday's 9/12 Rally were "rah rah rah" about Freedom but at the same time opposed Gay Marriage and helped fund Prop 8 as well.
Doublethink in action folks.
...when Bush was President?
Did they exist? Were they protesting, but we just didn't notice?
Or did they all agree with what George Bush was doing?
They were there, voicing their opposition to Bush, they just didn't get national headlines.