Its a good list:
Palin and Jindal as the future, Rush to keep the media honest, Thompson for charisma and experience, and Newt for ideas.
With the threat of the fairness doctrine becoming a reality, not sure about Palin/Jindal chances...
With the threat of the fairness doctrine becoming a reality, not sure about Palin/Jindal chances...------>
what do u c ? 2012 ? 2016 ? beyond ?
don't let left wing rubbish get in the way, we are right and any attempt to impose the fairness doctrine will blow up in their face.
great blog rob,
i c u r in ny, i am in manhattan, if u want to get together for a drink, u can get my contacts from the lady of the house, ie skye, and i can even perhaps bring some conservative buddies
kudos and cheers
Email Fox news, and let them know, sure the election is over, but we will not be silenced.
Have they drunk the Koolaid?
Let's get drunk on a country road, is our past. Let's not get drunk on the Koolaid now. Too much is at stake.
I believe we need to let Palin work quietly, to get her ducks in a row, and I believe there are many combinations of great conservatives who will be the correct, the Right people to lead us in the future. Sarah should not be forgotten but is crucial in Alaska, and Jindal has work yet to do in LA.
We begin from the streets, from the grass roots, and we will discover our leaders through belief and through strength.
Let these good people lead for the people in their states, and give them no pressure today.
It's going to be a long 2 - 4 years, take a breath and lead from within!
I love you guys, and have faith in America!
Rob, the thought of using the fairness doctrine to shut down Kos is appealing, but I see your point.
We are in the fight of our lives, no doubt, however, I've a personal philosophy to never let the bastards win. Ask the CCPM.
OMG! Skye! You rock. I'm embedding this in my blog. Thank you SO MUCH for finding it.
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