The mighty Captain...
"This is absurd. George Bush may not have responded very well to immigration concerns from his base, but he's done more than his father, Bill Clinton, and even Ronald Reagan in bolstering border security. Tancredo is engaging in mindless demagoguery with these doomsday descriptions, and moving closer to the realms of paranoia.

The immigration problem needs attention. It doesn't need more conspiracy theories about supposed New World Orders. Tancredo should know better than to fan these flames just to garner attention to the issue of immigration, but apparently he's most concerned about attracting attention to himself."

Rep. Tancredo has embarrassed himself...

The last thing Conservatives need, is more irrational, baseless, divisive, exploitation of an historic problem for personal gain.

The failure of many passionate illegal immigration advocates to remained reasoned, and to consider the destructive alternative of the Liberal Democrats, proved disastrous for all prior to the 2006 elections.

Sound Conservative policy is not isolationist, alarmist, or reactionary.

President Reagan is a shining example of the Conservative optimist, who was not afraid of the future. A great Man who understood One's interests did not end at the border. Promoting freedom, democracy, justice, opportunity, is not only healthy for the mighty USA, but a responsibility for the future of humanity.

"Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same." - Ronald Reagan

"When Democrats, for political advantage, and bolstered by a phalanx of leftist media joined forces with anti-American international groups like ANSWER, the war was lost. Period."

But this Poster still has hope, we can win the GWOT...

"That simpleminded sense of rebelling against authority descended even further when hip hop fell upon us from the bottom of the cultural slop bucket..."

Mr. Stanley Crouch has written an article of interest in the Daily News.

Certainly, some socialist reading Mr. Crouch's expression, will mistakenly blame 'capitalism', instead of the liberal debasing of personal responsiblity in the American Public for decades.

It's always someone else's fault anyhow and where is my entitlement?

Perhaps, someone will call for 'raising awareness', bash Republicans, and exploit the issue in attempt to increase taxation.

What does Mr. Crouch expect from a society, now supposed to believe oral sex with an intern, is no longer considered a sexual relation?

Some of Mr. Crouch's content resembles my own personal impression of the modern day 'Liberal Progressives' surrounding the NYC area.

They have a simplistic sense in rebelling against authority, without a sincere reason for this obsessive conviction.

The lack of basis is fascinating to encounter...
It can become the most contradictory of expressions.

Freedom for Iraqis?
Not if a Republican is in charge.

Gone is the true inclusive, replaced by a bitter bigotry for anyone who resembles responsibility, or those lacking fashion sense.

Unless of course, they are in the Democrat Party...

Age the Hooper captures the embarrassing Cindy.

Did Cindy win last Tuesday?

A big winner in this election was clearly the Old Media.

The MSM must be thrilled. Those at the NY Times, must have a new spring in their step. You can see the glee in the faces and voices of CBS, ABC, NBC...

The New Media, the blogs and radio, were defeated.

The liberal partisans did their job. After 6 long years of dramatic slant, deceit, and vitriol, they were able to manipulate the conventional wisdom just enough, to isolate and hinder President Bush.

They had help with Katrina, a difficult Battle in Iraq, with dishonest liars like the Wilsons, and the rest of the unethical dedicated to the Democrat Party.

The MSM had a great deal of help from Conservatives as well. Many pundits after the Reelection of GW Bush grew filled with overt cynicism, and offered nothing but negativity, losing context of the essential GWOT.

Many of these elites, high profile contributers, popular bloggers, began the Second Term having little patience, and overt skepticism. Encouraging potential voters to become jaded and doubtful, often ignoring the positive.

They called Ms. Meirs, who is a trusted associate of the President, with an impressive legal background, a 'bellhop'. Some Conservative bloggers became so overwhelmed with emotion to declare we were 'selling our ports', when the facts suggested they were only peddling hyperbole and fear.

The misplaced hostility only grew.

Suddenly, immigration grew to cult like status. It quickly became an obsession, with months of endless Bush bashing, demanding instant results for a problem that had been ignored for decades. Everyone was racing to become more anti-illegal immigration than everyone else on this issue. Even when it was not a focus of the Campaigns in 2000, 2002, and 2004.

Former elected officials who never did anything on immigration in the past, now experts on the issue, were enlisted to demean the Administration over the problem. Wasn't it amusing to see Mr. Meese offering advice on amnesty? So why didn't Mr. Gingrich do something about the Southern Border during the 1990s anyhow?

(Now, those Conservatives who protested this election, have empowered the Democrats, by failing to defend the Republican control in the House, and may have enabled the passing of the unattractive Senate Bill).

When this President bravely tried to reform Social Security, Republicans, Conservatives, Libertarians were strangely absent from view. Ironically, a number of these critics from the right, were busy griping about spending, failing to see the opportunity to change one of the biggest socialist programs in our Nation. They still seem to forget about President Bush's promotion of private ownership.

Some of the most respected Conservatives, began to cry 'Iran had defeated Israel in Southern Lebanon'. Blaming President Bush for the military commitment of the Israelis, even before the smoke cleared, made absolutely no sense at all.

The most vocal Conservative advocates for Operation Iraqi Freedom, now blame the entire conception on the Administration. Several chose to hide their responsibility for the policy, behind the claims of it being 'mishandled'.

Soon, Republican supporters were treated to the most bizarre expression, with many Conservatives pushing the baseless, 'there is no difference between Republicans and Democrats'. A few of the most influential bloggers, actually referenced the Millions of supporters of President Bush, as merely dupes.

It is sincerely regretful.

This poster is not referencing the critical analysis, constructive insight, and needed guidance required for elected Representation. But, the loss of perspective, context, pragmatism, which was lost in the last two years, did not help these 'sideline' pessismists grow the Conservative interest.

In fact, we continue to encounter those who wished to persecute this President and the Republican Party, for not being their ideal Conservative.

This self destructive mindset is really quite stunning, considering the concerning alternatives now taking control of the House and Senate.

How could so many fail to see the greater Priority of the GWOT?

Clearly the Republicans in the House and the Senate performed rather poorly in the last two years, and were far from perfect.

However, I never believed the American Public, would enable the capitualition of this Country, after three short years in Iraq. I truly believed we understood the stakes at hand during this election. Nor, could I imagine Conservative Republicans abandoning this fine President after all we have been through since 9-11.

In my humble opinion, President Bush restored some ethical belief in Government. This was very hard to do after the 8 negligent years of the Clinton malfeasance. This poster voted for GW Bush to rebuke the unethical Democrat Party. Amazed the Republican President performed better than anyone imagined, offering a number of sound Conservtive policies.

Tax Relief, Tort Reform, Bankruptcy Reform, Conservative Judicial Nominations (including Alito, Brown, Roberts, etc.), rejecting KYOTO, rejecting INTERNATIONAL COURTS, creating competition in Medicare (which will reduce our burden-cost of intensive care with the aging populace), TESTING in Education (providing needed standards in the existing massive investment), strengthening our Military (including substantial pay increases), the PATRIOT ACT, crushing Terrorists in the GWOT (including the Taliban, Zarqawi, etc.), rejecting the further Appeasement of Threats (including North Korea, Iran, Syria), etc.

I remain deeply thankful for this Man in the White House and the Bush Administration. I never expected perfection. It is sad, or perhaps ironic, President Bush is now the only one, in the way of the liberal aspirations of the unethical Democrat Party.

This poster remembers when the Reagan Administration was abandoned by many Conservatives and Republicans. It was a huge mistake. The Reagan Administration was far from perfect, in bringing Conservative ideals into practice. Our bureaucracy is a difficult challenge. Yet, the Presidency of the wonderful Ronald Reagan, was heroic in comparisan to the Liberal opposition.

We now see the push to gain a more Conservative position, amongst the Republican Party. This is healthy, and welcome, but a desire for perfection at the polls, versus an advocation of the ideal, should not empower the disastrous Democrat Party.

This President has been beaten by those on the left and the right. It is interesting, many Conservatives who were hoping to 'teach us a lesson' have to rely on President Bush now, to hold the line. The Man who defeated Gore and Kerry, will be relied upon to hold the Pelosi Democrats for two years.

Will Conservatives appreciate it if GW does?
Perhaps, I should ask, why should this President bother?