Anyone who has been listening to Rush Limbaugh lately knows that el Rushbo has been fairly critical of the John McCain and Mike Huckabee presidential bids. The press, or as Rush would say, “the drive-bys” are having a field day with the prospect of …

It’s important that we don’t fall for his new tricks and that we don’t allow him to silence his critics so he can do his dirty deeds when no one is watching. Here is a quote from John McCain that shows he plans to do it again:

McCain said he listened to what the public was saying when the legislation failed — and responded accordingly.

“I said, OK. We’ll secure the borders, but after we secure the borders, we’ll have a temporary worker program, we’ll have to address the 12 million people here illegally, and I think the best way is the proposal that we had,” McCain said.

“It’s not a switch in position. I support the same solution. But we’ve got to secure the borders first,” he added.

sorry for being rude bequiet Oh and McCain suck’s

I will vote for the lesser of the evils because the country deserves that much.

But that’s the question, isn’t it? Which one is truly the lesser evil: the Constitution-shredding “Maverick” or the one that is, mmmm, Clintonian?

Sorry, if you cannot even live up to the vows of marriage, how can you even thing of honoring the oath of office?

I can’t wait to vote against him in Texas soon.

For what it’s worth, he’s pretty much the only electable candidate in the GOP stable right now. Do you have any idea how many Dems would cross over to vote for him if Hillary gets the nomination? He has a very broad appeal. But I guess this is why you don’t like him…???

RUSH: Let me give you a quote, ladies and gentlemen, from the great Ronaldus Magnus, especially since the Drive-Bys and even some pundits on our side continue to hate hearing references to Reagan. “A political party cannot be all things to all people. It must represent certain fundamental beliefs which must not be compromised to political expediency or simply to swell its numbers.” Let me translate. It must represent certain fundamental beliefs which must not be compromised to political expediency or simply doing anything to win. And that, I fear, is what’s happening to the Republican Party.

It doesn’t help when the vast majority of Republican elected officials don’t subscribe to Republican core beliefs.
I don’t have any allegiance to a party, especially one that subverts its own precepts.

Its the abandonment of Conservatism thats lead to the abandonment by Americans of the Republican party.

“Americans will always vote for a center right candidate.”
Unfortunately, those words were spoken by Newt Gingrich now a born again liberal Republican, or is he?

The natural progress is to be countered by Conservatism, not embraced by it.