Yep, the party of the people

The cry from the right for the last 30 years, is doom and gloom, the country is on the verge of collapse Originally Posted by i'va biggen

The cry from the right for the last 30 years, is doom and gloom, the country is on the verge of collapse Originally Posted by i'va biggen

The cry from the right for the last 30 years, is doom and gloom, the country is on the verge of collapse Originally Posted by i'va biggen

Fear is their great motivator. Everything is a crisis. We are always on the verge of collapse. Conservatism as a political philosophy is basically dead in this country and they have only themselves to blame. William F. Buckley is turning over in his grave at the likes of Rubio and Cruz. They simply can't govern.

You deny that the Democrats would give even more stuff away if the mean ole Republicans weren't so miserly? Originally Posted by DSK

Without the republicans, we might get some cuts that could benefit the bottom line.

Without the republicans, we might get some cuts that could benefit the bottom line. Originally Posted by WombRaider

But NEVER cuts to any social programs, affirmative action programs, or "entitlement " programs that you lying liberals use to buy your constituencies with and to keep them dependent on YOUR party and the gub'mint for their well being !

Fear is their great motivator. Everything is a crisis. We are always on the verge of collapse. Conservatism as a political philosophy is basically dead in this country and they have only themselves to blame. William F. Buckley is turning over in his grave at the likes of Rubio and Cruz. They simply can't govern. Originally Posted by WombRaider

Who writes this stuff for the baby killer....George McGovern?

Who writes this stuff for the baby killer....George McGovern? Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

George McGovern was an honest, decent man. Nothing like Wormby.

How about Alger Hiss?

How about Alger Hiss? Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

"How about" JD's an Idiot!

George McGovern was an honest, decent man. . Originally Posted by CuteOldGuy

he even had a change of heart and head

after leaving the senate in 1981, he had an eye opening experience running a small hotel

he had invested a lot of his net worth in this small business

he learned the ivory tower liberalism of his fellow dims (think obama now) was destructive

his eye-opening was in response to and opposition to a card-check bill favored by most Democrats , a union related idiocy

especially the provisions that mandated government arbitration of labor disputes.

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