The American Spectator

p>I shall hope for, but not hold my breath in anticipation of, Bush or Limp Frist adopting the suggestions of, Mr. Babbin in his excellent article. br> — Ken Shreve br> New Hampshire /p>

If the White House and the Congress take on one-third of Mr. Babbin’s initiatives, our Country will be in fine shape. What we need most is decisive and active leadership not feel-good, wishy-washy compromise and comity. (I have come to despise that word!)

As for the Supreme Court battles ahead, this is what Conservatives have worked for and contributed money to for the last eleven years. With each election we have put more Republicans in the Senate and House; now it is time those in power to get busy and start changing the Court. We want solid, conservative justices, who base their judgments on original intent, not fuzzy European, feel-good, dynamic existentialism. Let’s take on the good battle one more time. With a win here, we will be energized for the next two or three nominees.

p>Jed Babbin for President! br> — Judy Beumler br> Louisville, Kentucky /p>

Zero good will says it all! Nothing that Republicans can do for Democrats will mitigate their hatred.

p>You are exactly right. Republicans need to counter attack with maximum use of force. The slippage shown in media polls proves that Nature abhors the vacuum which Republicans have allowed by their timidity. br> —