Comments on: Global Generation Republicans: The Next Birth of Freedom

By: Term

Term — Wed, 27 Jan 2010 16:29:55 +0000

You don't get it. The automotive companies make things. Banks don't, government doesn't, speeches don't, promises don't, and socialists have always failed.

By: Robert

Robert — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 16:18:12 +0000

The Republican party needs to remove the shackles of Gov't from our feet. Turn us lose and let us run free.
And to all the dead beats out the there that thinks the Gov't can and will take care of them, get a life and get a job.

By: Pa7sy

Pa7sy — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 03:11:37 +0000

There is one thing that would absolutely get the attention of, not only the members of Congress, but also the fringe media: Have a huge Tea Party EVERY WEEK in Washington DC like we had Sept. 12! There’s no way that could be ignored.

By: Daily Reading « Truth, Lies and In Between

Daily Reading « Truth, Lies and In Between — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 02:26:05 +0000

[...] Rep. McCotter shares his thoughts on Global Generation Republicans. [...]

By: Bob Belvedere

Bob Belvedere — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 18:01:27 +0000

Quoted from and inked to at DISPATCHES FROM THE FRONT over at The Camp Of The Saints. PS: PALIN/MCCOTTER in 2012.

By: FriendlyGrizzly

FriendlyGrizzly — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 13:02:26 +0000

Jack, please. So many believe that prayer in the schools was universal. It was not. And that prayer was, more or less, compulsory. My uncle learnt to fight at an early age because, being Jewish, he got attacked by gangs of "good Christian" children on his way to or from school.

Prayer in school was not outlawed. Compulsory prayer was, as well it should have been. The fact that school administrators are busting kids for saying grace of their lunch shows how much power these dime-store martinets like to exercise over folks who cannot push back, and nothing more.

My view is this: if one's faith is so fragile, so delicate, so weak, that it cannot survive from 8AM to 3PM without being reinforced, then perhaps it is time to rethink one's beliefs. A strong faith will not be overcome by the blathering of some NEA or AFT marionette.

By: Lou Filliger

Lou Filliger — Sat, 17 Oct 2009 22:54:21 +0000

I sure believe in everything Thaddeus says, except the part of freedom coming from God. See, I'm an atheist. Can I join anyway? I can almost make it work if I substitute the words "the life force of the universe" for "God". But maybe you have an acid test where you have to really believe in GOD -God, not "for all intents and purposes" God. I'd like to know how many who subscribe to this philosophy actually believe in God, and how many go along with it and button their lips about it because it's so much closer to what they believe in than what the other party espouses.