No free pass for Bush. Dole deal. Weiss guy. Plus more.
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STUPID PRINCIPLES
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Re: Jeffrey Lord's
Sean
Hannity is Right
:
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p>And so is Jeffery Lord....he nails it.
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Jim Karr
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Blue Springs, Missouri
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Well, I thought about it and call me stupid. I am self-identified
conservative Republican who joyfully voted for Reagan in 1980 and
1984. I will also joyfully vote for John McCain comes November, not
because he shares all principles cherished by Sean Hannity and Rush
Limbaugh, but because given the choice between McCain, Obama, and
Clinton, I will select the candidate who in my opinion will best
serve the interests of this country and its citizens. I also know
that since Ronald Reagan is unlikely to rise from the dead and run
for office, I am left with few options. Speaking as a conservative
Republican, I can not see how helping put a liberal Democratic
administration in place, perhaps for the next decade, can be viewed
as a blessing in disguise. Perhaps that outcome will rejuvenate the
Conservative movement, but will the price be losing the war in
Iraq, appointment of liberal justices, and cosmic growth of
government? If you fight for certain principles because you believe
that a conservative philosophy represents the best course for the
country, then the choice in the coming election appears stark. To
rigidly defend a few principles while abandoning others is
senseless. Yes, I thought about and will choose pragmatism over
fanaticism. If Sean Hannity is right, then I am proud to be
wrong.
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Peter Killie
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Ridgefield, Connecticut
