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Jimmy, I will stick with Barry because he got all of it right and the others including Taft & Reagan got only some parts correct. The government is to SERVE THE PUBLIC not dictate how we do business or conduct our private lives. All are equal and all have the equal right to fail and suffer the consequences of their choices. If you chose not to get a marketable skill, is it the citizens responsibility through government actions to proved for that person?
Yes, homeless AKA Bums, Hobos have the absolute right to chose their lifestyle - I on the other hand do not have any responsibility to pay government money to give them. The Constitution provides equal opportunity for all not EQUAL LIFE STYLES. That would be Plato's world task - maybe we are leaning towards that belief system. It might take another revolution to save us from the FREE GIVERS OF OUR MONEY.
Jimmy Clendennen said:"Goldwater was the father of the party not Reagan"
What about "Mr. Republican" Robert A. Taft?
Can anyone recommend good books on Barry Goldwater, a good biography and one on his conservative philosophy?
McCain might have had a very small piece of the Goldwater concept. His trouble was/is once you get beyond the military piece, there isn't much. He's on the wrong side of the immigration issue from the majority of voters.
He's on the wrong side of the bailout issue from the majority of voters.
He's on the wrong side of the Iraq war from the majority of voters.
And, he made really dumb jokes. At a time when the incumbent has been mocked repeatedly as being less than the brightest bulb, he wants to present himsself as a dimwitted jokester, with such ditties as bomb bomb iran. Not a good projection. Nothing would have been a major improvement.
He made one, basicly one stellar move, bringing Sarah Palin in. What he should have done is make her the head of the ticket and move into the VP slot.
Marlene H. Klim said:McCain might have had a very small piece of the Goldwater concept. His trouble was/is once you get beyond the military piece, there isn't much. He's on the wrong side of the immigration issue from the majority of voters.
He's on the wrong side of the bailout issue from the majority of voters.
He's on the wrong side of the Iraq war from the majority of voters.
And, he made really dumb jokes. At a time when the incumbent has been mocked repeatedly as being less than the brightest bulb, he wants to present himself as a dimwitted jokester, with such ditties as bomb bomb iran. Not a good projection. Nothing would have been a major improvement.
He made one, basically one stellar move, bringing Sarah Palin in. What he should have done is make her the head of the ticket and move into the VP slot.
McCain has a lot of faults, maybe he can't tell jokes, but at least he is more of a fiscal conservative than Bush.
Hello Lock,
When we start talking about Goldwater, or even Reagan for that matter, we tend to date ourselves. Using your Goldwater quote however, sums things up quite succinctly: They have no damn right to interfere in our free right to do as we damn well please."
Hell, the damnocraps keep invoking the name of F(ound) D(ead) R(oosevelt) and Lyndon (the only president to lose two wars) Johnson. So what is wrong with Goldwater and Reagan?
Goldwater caused the epiphany that brought Reagan over from the dark side which is the democrat party.
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