Could it be that Bush has KILLED conservatism?
Actually, with this bunch in power, I miss conservatives. (Nothing conservative about these thieves)
Like the Israelis providing the most persuasive reason for the Lebanese to join Hezbollah, the extreme righties are turning even the conservatives against themselves.
"The question is being asked -- mostly quietly but occasionally publicly -- by conservatives themselves as they survey the wreckage of their hopes, and as their champions in the Republican Party use any means necessary to survive this fall's elections."
" Political movements lose power when they lose their self-confidence and sense of mission. Liberalism went into a long decline after 1968 when liberals clawed at each other more than they battled conservatives -- and when they began to wonder whether their project was worth salvaging."
Read E.J. Dionne, Here
Like the Israelis providing the most persuasive reason for the Lebanese to join Hezbollah, the extreme righties are turning even the conservatives against themselves.
"The question is being asked -- mostly quietly but occasionally publicly -- by conservatives themselves as they survey the wreckage of their hopes, and as their champions in the Republican Party use any means necessary to survive this fall's elections."
" Political movements lose power when they lose their self-confidence and sense of mission. Liberalism went into a long decline after 1968 when liberals clawed at each other more than they battled conservatives -- and when they began to wonder whether their project was worth salvaging."
Read E.J. Dionne, Here
posted by Clyde at 6:48 PM
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