Showing posts with label Goodbye GOP. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Goodbye GOP. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Sad Day. Fred is out. And this blog is done.

Before anyone asks, I will not support ANY of the candidates now running until and unless they change their stances on key conservative issues of non-amnesty for illegal alieans, border security and enforcment, the falsehood of anthropogenic global warming, smaller governement, ending earmarks, and freedom of political speech - all areas where McCain falls flat, as well as being right on Second Amendment issues, strict constructionist judges, and pro-life.

To the GOP "elite": do you want to continue to control a loser or do you have the guts to take a chance on a winner that you'd notbe able to control?

Right now, as I stated before, you'd rather sell out principles and lose than lose control of the party.

In short, I'm probably not going to support the Republican Party as it currently is composed. I'll let the Country Club Repubs try to do it without us Sam's Club Republicans. Good luck with that, Bush and Company. You'll lose just like you did in 2006 with Beuaprez and before that with Coors and Dole. You've seen the last of my time and money. And there are many others like me.

Been good knowing you. Say hello to the Whig party - you're joining them in the "ceased to exist" list. Thanks for destroying the party of Lincoln and Reagan by turning it into the Party of Bush, DeLay, Lott and McCain.

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