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Tomb, must rhyme with dumb.You are an ignorant piece of trash who I believe was told by the marxist democrat party to invade this website and to wreak as much uncertainty as possible.
As far as I can see this "speech" was full of empty words that ...
Tumb, you and Dede should be lovers, the only question is "who is going to be Frank tonight?"
Read about Tumb's and his (?) ilks loyalty to the Republican party.
This is why I only support local republican candidates, if any.
I would prefer to have someone to represent us as a constitutional conservative. Bush and his compassionate conservatism.
The answer to the question you addressed to Tumb is because he is a marxist-socialist-statist that the Daily Kos told to com...
Yes, either the liberal Shepard Smith or the Englishman Stuart Varney made that announcement on THE news channel
I agree that the R's must go back to representing the ideas and beliefs the people who were and can again be, its base. Listening and taking advice from some of the "republicans" who post comment on RBT is like listening to the New Yark Tymes when...
Tumb can you construct any comment without Windows cut n paste feature?
Good ole Tomb, a true, blue conservative republican. Right!, just read his profile and contributions to this website.
He is really in touch with the base of the party, a socialist (progressive) and a promoter of TR, the hero of San Juan Hill). Let...
Cold Warrior, I do appreciate what you are doing to repair the remnants of a once great party. I have been troubled by the direction this party has taken for some time although I do support the beliefs of the Republican Party as stated in its plat...
I have been a member of my county's executive committee since 1964. When the republican party selected John S. McCain to be its representative on the national ballot in 2008 it was even worse than Bob Dole in 1996. I have reached to point where I ...
Donna H.,
If you are serious about supporting a truly conservative party based on the principles on which this country was founded try this and for something closer to your home try this.
Do not be concerned about losing or throwing your vote away...
I have been fighting this battle since 1964 with Goldwater. In 1964 the party faced the same problems it is facing now: Old line "country club republicans" who reside primarily in the northeast section of the country. You know the party of Wendell...
The following is a note I sent to a classmate who graduated with me way back in the mid-20th century.
If you want to stop the Obamascare death plan contact every person you know in every state. Ask them if they are represented in the House of Repr...
The only time you can refer to a lawyer as a "former lawyer" is after they are graveyard dead for seven days and nights.
gabe, I do not know that I see Mrs. Palin as a reformer she definitely has the necessary equipment; much more than our so-called frontrunners.
If what you believe about tomb and roc is correct they are no better than david littleman. littleman may...
Question, honestly now who would you rather have as President of the United States;
A marxist-socialist-racist-democrat community organizer whose qualifications have been questioned and who surrounds himself with America hating radicals and who ha...
tomb, the last time I looked Neu Yawk is located in the northeastern section of the United States; so is Merryland which you listed as you home area.
gabe, i enjoy a spirited debated as much as the next fellow however, when I see 2 1/2 jackasses ...
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The following is a note I sent to a classmate who graduated with me way back in the mid-20th century.
If you want to stop the Obamascare death plan contact every person you know in every state. Ask them if they are represented in the House of Representatives by a “blue dog” democrat; if they are, request that they contact all their friends request that they contact their congressman/woman and encourage them to vote NO on this death bill (do not use that term when communicating with a “blue dog”.… Continue
If you want to stop the Obamascare death plan contact every person you know in every state. Ask them if they are represented in the House of Representatives by a “blue dog” democrat; if they are, request that they contact all their friends request that they contact their congressman/woman and encourage them to vote NO on this death bill (do not use that term when communicating with a “blue dog”.… Continue
Posted on August 13, 2009 at 9:25am —
Jindal is spineless
This is not, as some complained about a previous comment, being sourced from a blog that was unfavorable to Jindal.
We do not need or want Jindal.
We do not need or want Jindal.
Posted on May 28, 2009 at 10:55am — 16 Comments
Jindal, get real !!
Bobby Jindal is not fit to be considered a viable republican candidate for president.
He is screwing the taxpayers of Louisiana.
Show me a conservative !!!
He is screwing the taxpayers of Louisiana.
Show me a conservative !!!
Posted on May 22, 2009 at 10:36am — 12 Comments
Tax Cheats: Then and Now
Alphonse was a man before his time. Yes, Alphonse Capone, if he were living today, would qualify to be a member of the Bamster's cabinet. He would mix right in with the likes of former Senator Tom (Puff) Daschle, to head HHS, or Hilda Solis nominated to lead the Dept. of Labor, Nancy Killefer, Bamsters White House Chief Performance Operator Nominee (whatever the hell that is), and last but certainly not least… Continue
Posted on February 13, 2009 at 5:30pm —
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- At 3:33pm on March 25, 2009,
Enoch Wisner said… - Intellectual rednecks, eh? Do I qualify?
- NRA Life Member,
- Instead of "No Trespassing" sings, my propery is posted with, NRA range signs: "Caution! Keep Out! Firearms in Use!"
- Farmer,
- I drive a 6,300 lb Dodge Ram 4x4 (complete with Ruger decals),
- I spend more time on my tractors than in my house,
- I spend more time with the cows, goats and pigs than with my wife,
- I've got a 5 year old pair of boots that've never touched pavement,
- There's not a scrap of meat in my freezer that wasn't born and killed on my property.
I buy feed from a couple of fellows I went to school with: they raise and mix it themselves. Although my place is named, "Dry Run Farm," for the seasonal, usually dry creek that marks one border, one of these fellows always writes my receipts to, "Deliverance Farm." I has something to do with the fact that I've got a river running past my front door, and in the summer, I can often be found on the front porch, in bare feet, holding a beer, plinking old bantam eggs set I've set up on the bank (those birds run free, keeping ticks out of the yard, and I'm always finding old nests). I've been known to do it with a Bushmaster AR-15.
I'll let you judge from my posts here if I'm "intellectual" enough.
- At 2:00am on March 10, 2009,
Irma said… 
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- At 12:22pm on January 23, 2009,
Grant Devereaux said…
- By the way, I did not want Ron Paul for President but I did send him a good bit of money, because what he had to say was important and I wanted him in the debates. The Republican Party had Mike Huckabee and Ron Paul who were both intelligent thoughtful men who did not like the direction the party had been taking. If they had let them have more of a place in the debates, and treated them more respectfully, they would have had a better shot at winning.
In truth, I have to think the economic meltdown killed the republicans. It was too big to ignore. Democrats and Republicans can share the blame on that, but Republicans were in power and the party in power always goes down in an economic crisis.
- At 12:12pm on January 23, 2009,
Grant Devereaux said…
- Hey sport, I believe in debate. The GOP needs more of it. I am really upset with my party, but it does not make me a Democrat. Just because my wife pisses me off, I am not going to become gay. I am a republican to my core, but not the kind of republican who wants to lie and cover up the mistakes we have made. I want to admit them and move forward. If we never admit them, we will never move forward.
I also tend to get too emotional about things at times. When I do, shoot me down.
- At 7:24pm on January 15, 2009,
Dave Dlesk said… - Hi asp! We just launched a YouTube forum where you can submit your questions directly to the candidates running for RNC Chairman - the top 10 questions will be submitted for the candidates and they will respond. Hope you can participate asp, would love to see your question in the top-10! http://forum.rebuildtheparty.com/
- At 9:02pm on January 10, 2009,
Cathie Adams said… - What a joy it is to be a Republican! Our GOP is poised to make decisions that will either lead to the "comeback" or .... I'm in this race to WIN and so are YOU!
Cathie
- At 11:52am on December 29, 2008,
Mark Bergeron said… - It doesn't have to be the former... it is time for Conservatives to not be such sissies. Frankly, I'm tired of being "quiet and reserved". I don't expect Conservatives to be loud, gong bangers like the radical left but it certainly is time that we aren't afraid to stand firm on our principles and (as Obama said...) "be in the face" of those who disagree with us. Our arguments win every time. Logic prevails and our side is so basic, that it falls right in line with human instict. Liberals have to fight that instict and pull emotion into their logic. Perfect example:
I was talking to a friend of mine's little girl, and she said she wanted to be President some day. Both of her parents, liberal Democrats, were standing there, so I asked her, "If you were President what would be the first thing you would do?"
She replied, "I'd give food and houses to all the homeless people."
"Wow - what a worthy goal," I told her. "You don't have to wait until you're President to do that. You can come over to my house and mow, pull weeds, and sweep my yard, and I'll pay you $50. Then I'll take you over to the grocery store where the homeless guy hangs out, and you can give him the $50 to use toward food or a new house."
She thought that over for a few seconds 'cause she's only 6. And while her Mom glared at me, she looked me straight in the eye and asked, "Why doesn't the homeless guy come over and do the work, and you can just pay him the $50?"
And I said, "Welcome to the Republican Party."
Her folks still aren't talking to me
- At 1:02pm on December 23, 2008,
David DuBrucq said… - No, indeed you didn't suggest any move to the center. I was merely commenting in general about your posting re: a move to the center and agreeing with it.
- At 12:29pm on December 23, 2008,
David DuBrucq said…
- Move to the center? Nope, that's what got us into trouble in the first place. We need to return to our core conservative values and recognize there is no compromise with moral relativist liberals.
Like spoiled, angry children, liberals rebel against the normal responsibilities of adulthood and demand that a parental government meet their needs from cradle to grave. They, in effect, become subjects, slowly relinquishing the rights of citizenship for the nipple of mother government. Liberals are our enmies and the chief enemy of our republic.
- At 9:43am on December 18, 2008,
Debrah said… - hey asp, glad to be your friend here... I totally agree with you about the dems being our "friends." If they aren't on the same side as me, they are not my friends, poltically speaking.
This is the same tactic that John McCain uses, lives by, governs by, and campaigned by, and look where it got him---in the Lost column! I sometimes think he was a plant anyway and never intended to win. Sarah Palin knocked him for a loop, as well as the rest of the political world in our nation. They were not expecting such a SARAH-CUDA!! John McCain can keep his bipartisanship and go down with it on the Congressional Titanic.
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