Why I'm A Conservative Republican

callouschristian Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - You're talking about mental disorders with that babble? The republican party is nothing but a bunch of nutbags who would waste less time believing in Santa Claus. Ding Dong Reagan's Dead and the Republican Party will soon follow. This is the most pathetic Jim Crow video I've ever seen."machosauce" should have good enough sense to be ashamed and not just for that name.

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - You really should remove your head from keith olberfuhrer's ass and look around. The country is PISSED at you socialist DOUSCHEBAGS!!! Brokeass Hussein NObama and PISSlosi are turning out to be the greatest recruiters for the Republican party EVER!!! The more far left shit you assholes push the more likely it becomes that we'll be getting the country back next election.

callouschristian Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - Good Luck, Slave

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 20, 2009 - I'm not the one willingly enslaving himself to the govt.

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - Sorry friend, that's not how it's working. Sure, plenty of people are falling out of love with Obama's presidency, but they aren't lining up to join the Republican party either. Most Americans are tired of watching the two biggest parties squabble and not accomplish anything. Hopefully, we'll see the rise of another party some time in the next 20 years (though maybe sooner, given the rate that each side is letting their polarizing elements take control).

Jason310M Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - Sorry friend, we don't need more parties to divide us even more. Sounds like a bad idea.

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - That's because the Republican party has moved too far left for most people. That's why the move to either run the RINOs out or form a populist conservaitve party, either of which I would support. The point is that the more NObama shows us what he believes the more people realize that the left is INSANE! Next year is going to be a BAD year for the demoncrats though, they can thank NObama and PISSlosi for that one.

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - Historically, the rise of a new party goes hand in hand with the fall of an old one. Given the state of the two most powerful political parties, it's unlikely that a new one could do any worse. Of course, a preferable solution would just be to watch the Democrats and Republicans shrink in influence and size while no political party rises to fill the gap.

Jason310M Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - I like the latter solution you proposed :) Nicely put

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - It has less to do with Republican ideology (though Bush's compulsion to spend without planning was certainly very far from the fiscal responsibility that the Republican party has always held as an important principle) than it does with Republican attitudes and actions of late. People are tired of a "Family Values" party that doesn't care about the value of anything other than money. Honestly though, it would be great to see a populist conservative party.

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 21, 2009 - That's true. People are mad at the Republicans for not sticking to the party's core tenets. The surest way to save the party would be to reverse the course the party has taken over the past 10 years and go back to fiscal responsibility. At the same time, the public is pissed at the demoncrats for trying to FORCE their beliefs on us. The left seems to believe that they know what's best for the rest of us and we'll thank them later for forcing their BULLSHIT on the country.

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - Is the right any different? Honestly, all I have to do is think of the Patriot Act to come up with an example of the right "doing something for our own good" and not stopping to ask if it really aligns with what the country was founded on. And frankly, a key Republican tenet is just as much to blame for their unpopularity: deregulation. Conservatives need to start proving that their way is better if they expect public support.

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - The basic perception of the Republicans seems to be that they are corrupt hypocrites bent on hate-mongering and sowing divisiveness and fear wherever they can. Conversely, the perception of Democrats seems to be that of well-meaning but incompetent elitists who believe that a position of power somehow imbues them with the knowledge to rule wisely. This would be very alarming if the public felt compelled to choose between one or the other, but fortunately, we've been looking at 3rd partiers more.

mavrek47 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - I feel bad for RepubliCONs. All the excess "tea-bagging" has left them with NOTHING but sore chins. Thank goodness the RepubliCON Party is IRRELEVANT in National Government Today. GOP = Great Obsolete Pity! ~Scarah Failin

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - The idea that deregulation had ANYTHING to do with the current economic mess is a MYTH!!! the truth is quite the opposite!! First Fannie and Freddie and later other banks were leaned on by the govt to give BAD LOANS!! LIEberals in the govt wanted to lower the standards for mortgage approval to increase the percentage of minorities who were home owners. That welfare queens couldn't make the payments didn't matter to them! The Republican way IS better!! LIEberalism is a mental disorder!!!!

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - The basic truth of the demoncrats is that they are corrupt hypocrites bent on hate-mongering and sowing divisiveness and fear wherever they can. hence the class warfare tactics of turning the people agaisnt the "rich". Not to mention the sowing discord among the races for profit. BTW, teh current congress is setting recordss as the most corrupt in our country's history. So much for draining the swamp as PISSlosi promised us!!! LIEberalism is a mental disorder!!!!

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - If the Republicans are so irrelevant then why hasn't your marxist NObamessiah forced his socialist healthcare through??? That's right, he won't do it without at least a couple of Republican votes, which he shouldn't get!! The reason is simple, even the left knows that it won't work!! So they don't want to be the sole ones to blame when it blows up! If they can con or bribe a couple of Republicans to vote yes then the LAMEstream media will help them make it look like it was a joint effort!

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - I didn't blame deregulation for our economic crisis, I said it was one of the reasons for the unpopularity of the Republican party. A responsible and intelligent political party would be in favor of neither deregulation or micro-managingly pointless over-regulation. Rather, they would support sensible regulation where needed. You say the Republican way is better (you seem to be equating Republicans with conservatives), but better than what? Remember, I'm not limited to Republican or Democrat.

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - Odd, I would have expected them to try to turn gays against straights or something then. Or maybe turn non-Muslims against Muslims. How is corruption being measured here? Number of corrupt officials? Degree of damage that their corruption causes? Frequency with which each official engages in corrupt actions? And come on, you, me, and virtually every other American out there knows that Pelossi's word isn't worth anything.

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - How about number and frequency of criminal acts. Or did you not hear about the demoncrat going to prison for the bribe money he had in his freezer? Or the multitude of them being caught for not paying their taxes? The retards who vite demoncrat believe the stupid cunt PISSlosi! That's the problem!

Bloodninjapirate Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - Is that what they're judging it by? My question was not rhetorical, I was genuinely curious to know how they'd be judging something as nebulous as corruption. I did not hear about that, but it's good to hear that some of these people do get caught. Tax evasion is nothing new, literally millions of Americans do it annually, so Democrats being caught for it isn't exactly surprising. I don't know a single Democrat who considers Pelosi to be someone worth believing in. (But then, she isn't)

MrBlackfish011 Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - You're a conservative republican, because you're an idiot. Also because you are scared of change and want to deny others their right

MyGrassroots Says:

Nov 22, 2009 - You sound like a Nazi telling a Jew he's just scared of change. Serious, define Obama's change.

Rw7451 Says:

Nov 23, 2009 - @MrBlackfish011 What "change"? I Haven't seen any lately, please inform us.

TNT93535 Says:

Nov 23, 2009 - If he were an idiot he'd be a DEMONcrat. Only an IDIOT would fall for empty rhetoric like "hopey change"! As for denying others their rights. How about the right to bear arms ASSHOLE?!?! How about the right to keep what you work your ass off for?!?!? How about the right to choose what you purchase with the money you earn?!?!? LIEberalism is a mental disorder!!!