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Originally Posted by tomder55

I have no problem with a big tent. But ;like a choir ,they need to sing from the same song book or there won't be a coherent message to decide for or against.

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That's the neatest, cutest, savviest, cleverest thing you've ever said in all the years I've known you! I LOVE it!

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That's the neatest, cutest, savviest, cleverest thing you've ever said in all the years I've known you! I LOVE it!

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Thanks... gimme enough time and...

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Originally Posted by speechlesstx

Hope and change: McDonnell cruising in Virginia, Christie ahead in New Jersey

Oh, and the DCCC is admitting the NY-23 race is a two man race between Hoffman and their guy.

Yep, conservatism is dead in the water.

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I publicly call upon Mr. Newt to request the Republican lady to step aside, for the good of the country, and let the conservative guy win.

Newt is way off base supporting Dede Scozzafava .She is more liberal socialist than most Democrats. It proves how out of touch he has become.

I guess Obama has decided to stump for Deeds after all, I'm sure he couldn't take the heat for throwing one of his own under the bus so quickly. He offered Virginia voters this advice:

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Obama made passing reference to the Republican front-runner, Bob McDonnell.

"We don't need people who are slick, who say one thing and do another and go back to the policies of yesteryear," he said. "They got us in trouble in the first place."

Obama continued, "we've got enough of those politicians -- we have a whole bunch in Washington D.C."

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Yeah, we don't need any more slick politicians that say one thing and do another do we? How many promises has the Slick One broken?

I believe a lot of voters go to the polls to vote against one issue or another. Eight years of Bush gave the press and a lot of folks something to vote against (but isn't it ironic that there are no criminal investigations or charges floating around as there were after eight years of Clinton): namely, the Republican Party. And hapless McCain couldn't inspire his own party, much less the emotional independents. I go through all this merely to state that Obama wasn't so much 'slick', as he was packaged and marketed. Some of us: we knew exactly what he was up to. Even Gingrich has expressed surprise at how far left Obama has gone; he apologized to Sean Hannity for having a tin ear during last year's campaign with respect to Obama.

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he apologized to Sean Hannity for having a tin ear during last year's campaign with respect to Obama.

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He better check his other ear which is tone deaf.

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Originally Posted by tomder55

He better check his other ear which is tone deaf.

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You know that Mr. Newt got religion? Perhaps he's become a peace maker. Perhaps excon can find out what's in the pipe.