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From Michelle Malkin:

While Republican strategists and Beltway blowhards convene VIP retreats and meetings and save-the-party parties, the road to GOP redemption starts right now. There is opportunity to be seized right now. There is a line in the…..

Please tell us how to do that. I am being sincere. How would you advise conservatives to take responsibility? I will weigh your analysis/advice and, if sound, will put it into practice. What would you have us do? I am speaking to you as a Patriot, one who believes that God inspired our nation, and has set it up as a light on a hill, to give hope to the oppressed… that by vision, hard-work, and personal sacrice, they can make a better life for themselves, their families, neighbors, and countrymen.

God, I wouldn’t even know where to begin. There’s almost nothing good to work with in the conservative movement, as far as I can tell. So much of the problem is that it is designed to be that way. There’s so many layers of obfuscation and paranoia and mistrust and ignorance that it should leave anyone who would want to repair it at a loss. You know it’s a bad sign when prominent people start leaving the fold, Colin and Powell for example, and are universally demonized. That’s cult behavior. How do you get people out of a cult? Because that’s what we’re dealing with here.

LOL.

The Dems have been in control of Congress and setting fiscal policy for the last two years now, Dig.

“The most ethical Congress ever” with the near single-digit approval rating knew that this fiasco was coming when they assumed fiscal control in Washington two years ago, and they did nothing to stop it… therefore, they own it.

But hey, don’t let something as insignificant as fact get in the way of a good neocon smackdown!

You might try taking a good hard look at the irresponsible idiots in your own party, before you come over here and criticize ours… just a suggestion.

Go ahead now, give us the arguement that two solid years of fiscal control in Washingon were not enough time to avert this debacle.

Go ahead… we’re waiting.

You want me to defend the Democrats? I’m not going to, because there is none. But that’s mostly because they’ve been deferring to Republican ideas. They’ve continued to finance the war with no timetables. They covered for Bush’s wiretapping with immunity for telecoms. They went along with this ridiculous bailout fiasco, another Bush idea. Since the 2006 elections all they’ve done consistently is roll over for Republicans in both the Congress and the White House. And let’s not pretend after 8 years of Bush expanding Presidential power and authority unprecedentedly that having the House and a 51-seat majority in the Senate that swings on Joe Lieberman amounts to a massive sliver of power in Washington.

And by the way, Democrats did take a look at the people in their party, and now Obama is the President.

Or you can go the Sarah Palin path.

On November 18th, 2008 at 5:28 am, graysonret said:

As hard as rank-and-filers in the conservative movement might try, your party isn’t going to get out of this until you all individually start taking some responsibility.

What party? I’ve been trying to find a good conservative party. Certainly, it isn’t Republican, if that’s what you mean. I would like to see true conservatives in power, so they can take some responsibility. Hard to do when there are few of them in government, right now.

Well said and agree completely…The stupid policies by Bush in addition to arrogant non conservative policies by Cheney and Rumsfield have unfortunately made a joke out of traditional conservative party.

Bush had conclusively demonstrated he didn’t actually subscribe to any of the small, fiscally responsible government stuff by the end of his first term, and you guys still enthusiastically supported him.

I didn’t notice many Democrats abandoning Clinton in `96, after he’d signed into law better than eighty-five percent of the Republicans’ Contact w/ America. You’re using selective memory on this one, Dig.