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Thursday, November 6, 2008

Blunt gives up No. 2 GOP leadership role

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clarence1

Let's see how Cantor copes with the ruthless, dishonest, end justifies the means opposition. It takes serious righteousness and bone deep conservative values to stand up errect in a world severely bent in non-righteousness, evil, valueless, anti-religious, secular values as espoused by the ultra liberal wing of the democrat party from which our President elect stems. In today's America, showing leadership amidst the morphing values here is nigh on impossible as the last several years have proven.
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ScottVA

"Now we are probably back to our principles," Mr. Blunt said. "That's the only resource we have left." -------------------------------- If they had stuck to their conservative principles all along, they (WE) wouldn't be in this mess. A BIG part of the dissatisfaction came from the hypocrisy of republicans curtailing earmarks only AFTER Dems took control. Top it off with our stealth RINO president pushing the Socialist financial power grab masquerading as a "bail-out", and no wonder the people went for anyone but Republicans. They could have done SO much! It's such a pity. I personally did not vote for my congressman for the first time in 26 years. I told his office that he should oppose the bail-out or I would oppose him. And he is purported to be a true conservative. They deserve to be ousted; they and more. Bring on the conservative revolution, like '80 and '94.
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