Thursday, February 14, 2008

Contract with Conservatives

If McCain wants conservatives on board, here is what he needs to do. These are the issues which won us a Congressional Mjaority back in 1994, and they are the things the GOP in DC has abandoned in their pork and power filled frenzy as DC insiders.

Time to come back to the core GOP. Or die on the vine.


Immigration Reform

  • Secure America's borders

  • Enforce employment laws

  • No amnesty


The American people have spoken, and the clear message is that immigration reform starts with secure borders. In a post-9/11 world, we should expect nothing less. In addition, the American people do not support amnesty. Candidates must repudiate amnesty and show respect for the American people by showing respect for the law. Illegal aliens should not be given special consideration for citizenship and should not be put ahead of those seeking to come to America legally. Conservatives will work for candidates who pledge to put border security first and who pledge to not put illegal aliens ahead of those seeking citizenship through legal means.

Tax Reform
  • Make President Bush's tax cuts permanent

  • Reduce taxes, both on business and individuals

  • Simplify the tax code by moving to a flat tax or the Fair Tax

  • No favorites -- All tax cuts should be across the board


The tax code must be simplified, and all taxes should be reduced. The tax code should focus on its core function -- a means of raising revenue. The tax code should not be a vehicle for social engineering, and the reduction of taxes should not pit one socio-economic group against another. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to cut taxes and simplify the tax code, while not engaging in class warfare.

Scope of Federal Government

  • he size of the federal government

  • Reform entitlement programs

  • Respect states' rights and limit the reach of the federal government as stated in the Constitution

  • Cut spending

  • Support a balanced budget amendment

  • Eliminate earmarks and support stand-alone spending bills


It is not enough for the federal government to only grow by a few percentage points. In the end, it still leads to bigger government. The federal government must SHRINK. The Republican Revolution was built on this core Republican principle, and conservatives will support candidates committed to shrinking the size and scope of the federal government. The pork must go! Earmarks and pork-barrel spending must be eliminated. These practices lead to corruption and are not conservative. The federal government should do only those core jobs enumerated in the Constitution. Other governmental responsibilities should fall to the states. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to cut spending, shrink government, and eliminate earmarks.

Judges

  • Vigorously nominate and support the confirmation of judges who follow the law, not those who legislate from the bench

  • Wage a real fight against left-wing attempts to block judicial nominees


Nominating a conservative judge simply to let him or her languish without an up-or-down vote is not acceptable. Judicial nominees, who follow the law rather than make new laws from the bench, deserve full and enthusiastic support. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to nominate strict constructionists and who will not wilt in that support even under left-wing attacks.

Life

  • Respect the rights of the unborn and promote laws which will protect innocent human life

  • Support the overturning of Roe v. Wade

  • Block any efforts to federally fund or promote embryonic stem cell research


Conservatives believe in a culture of life. This culture must be embraced and advocated by our Republican leaders. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to promote a culture of life and who work for the overturning of Roe v. Wade. No candidate can say they are "100% pro-life" and also support embryonic stem cell research. This research results in the destruction of innocent human life. Research proves that adult stem cells are as good or better for curing diseases, and thus the use of embryonic stem cells is moot. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to support life at every stage.

Free Speech

  • Repeal the Bipartisan Campaign Finance Reform Act

  • Embrace First Amendment rights


The Campaign Finance Reform Act is an assault on free speech and must be repealed. The law resulted in a rise in soft money advocacy through the actions of 527 organizations while other groups were not allowed to exercise their First Amendment rights to support a candidate of their choice. This is wrong. Conservatives will support candidates who pledge to repeal this law and support the free speech rights of all Americans.

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Sunday, February 10, 2008

RIP old GOP





Lets take back the GOP from the Country Club Repubs.
Get ready to get some work done. This is not going to be easy.



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Saturday, February 9, 2008

Moving RIGHT along





Seems there is a new home for displaced conservatives...













































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Friday, February 8, 2008


Well, we tried.

Thanks Fred. I have a feeling you were doing this out of duty to the nation and to your fellow conservatives who called on you, but your heart really was never fully in it. The presidency is a job that you'd have to be at least partially crazy to want. And you are probably the sanest of all the candidates.


I guess the Republican Party is no longer the party for "Full Spectrum" Conservatives.

Anyone want to start a Conservative Paryt of Colorado, a'la the Conservative Party of NY?

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Thursday, February 7, 2008


Well, we tried.

Thanks Fred. I have a feeling you were doing this out of duty to the nation and to your fellow conservatives who called on you, but your heart really was never fully in it. The presidency is a job that you'd have to be at least partially crazy to want. And you are probably the sanest of all the candidates.


I guess the Republican Party is no longer the party for "Full Spectrum" Conservatives.

Anyone want to start a Conservative Paryt of Colorado, a'la the Conservative Party of NY?

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Wednesday, February 6, 2008


Well, we tried.

Thanks Fred. I have a feeling you were doing this out of duty to the nation and to your fellow conservatives who called on you, but your heart really was never fully in it. The presidency is a job that you'd have to be at least partially crazy to want. And you are probably the sanest of all the candidates.


I guess the Republican Party is no longer the party for "Full Spectrum" Conservatives.

Anyone want to start a Conservative Paryt of Colorado, a'la the Conservative Party of NY?

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Tuesday, February 5, 2008


Well, we tried.

Thanks Fred. I have a feeling you were doing this out of duty to the nation and to your fellow conservatives who called on you, but your heart really was never fully in it. The presidency is a job that you'd have to be at least partially crazy to want. And you are probably the sanest of all the candidates.


I guess the Republican Party is no longer the party for "Full Spectrum" Conservatives.

Anyone want to start a Conservative Paryt of Colorado, a'la the Conservative Party of NY?

Read More...


Well, we tried.

Thanks Fred. I have a feeling you were doing this out of duty to the nation and to your fellow conservatives who called on you, but your heart really was never fully in it. The presidency is a job that you'd have to be at least partially crazy to want. And you are probably the sanest of all the candidates.


I guess the Republican Party is no longer the party for "Full Spectrum" Conservatives.

Anyone want to start a Conservative Paryt of Colorado, a'la the Conservative Party of NY?

Read More...


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