Message to GOP: Can you hear conservatives now?; Update: Palin is listening

By Michelle Malkin  •  October 22, 2009 12:00 PM

Scroll down for updates…Palin endorses conservative Doug Hoffman…

From reader Barnaby, who sent back his crossed-out Republican solicitation forms with a “NO RINOS” sticky note for Newt Gingrich:

From reader K., a message to GOP Rep. Jeb Hensarling’s office:

As you’ve hopefully figured out by now, your boss really stepped in it with the endorsement of this left-winger in New York.

Jeb likes to tell everyone how he’s a ‘conservative first and a Republican second,’ but the endorsement of Dede Scozzafava made it clear where his current priorities lie.

I’ve contributed thousands of dollars to your boss over the years. In the past, I’ve always been quick to tell a crowd how much I love Jeb Hensarling. I love his speeches, and I (usually) like the way he votes, but unless Jeb changes his priorities as a Republican leader, he’ll never see another dime or hear another word of support from me.

Reader Shirley sends the note she sent to the NRCC and the automated reply she received in response:

I just returned a questionnaire from Michael Steele and the RNC a few weeks ago, but could not include a contribution. I also received a questionnaire and a request for money from John Boehner and promptly dispatched that to the shredder. Unfortunately, I do not trust the RNC, NRCC nor any of you so called “Republicans” to invest my money wisely in promoting truly conservative candidates. Thank goodness I did NOT send any of my hard earned money.

All of you have pulled the wool over my eyes for quite some time now. No more. After your latest debacle in NY and your support of another RINO, you will not succeed in leading me down that well worn path of Republican self-destruction.

I knew that Newt was leading the Republicans astray with his patronization/appeasement of Pelosi (on the big, comfy, global warming couch), and his traipsing around the countryside with the hustler Sharpton, but to come out in support of Scozzafava? You must be kidding?

The RNC has fallen in step with a huge contribution to support this so called Republican, Scozzafava?

The Republican National Committee also confirmed Friday that it was making a six-figure transfer to the National Republican Campaign Committee to help in that race.

The NRCC has already spent nearly half a million dollars on advertising and other independent expenditures. And with the Scozzafava campaign on television only sparingly — reportedly because of slow fundraising — it has become the main source of advertising for the Republicans at this point.

The RNC is also giving $85,000 to the state party, the maximum allowed for a coordinated campaign, and has two staffers on the ground in the district.

In a letter to supporters, Gingrich called the Nov. 3 special election “an important test” for the party in advance of the 2010 mid-term election. Scozzafava is “Our best chance to put responsible and principled leaders in Washington,” he said.

Since all of you seem to know so much more than I do, why don’t you explain to ALL of us conservatives why you would not support Hoffman. On second thought, don’t bother.

And, tell me WHY I would send money to any of you! On second thought, don’t bother. I don’t even live in NY, but you have hoodwinked me for the last time.

Self-destruct if you wish; you won’t take me with you – not this time.

Shirley XXXXXXX

Subject: Thank you for your thoughts and comments
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Thank you for contacting the Republican National Committee. We certainly appreciated your email, and will include your thoughts in our report to the Chairman. Please do not hesitate to contact us in the future with any of your thoughts, opinions or observations.

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And from reader Paul to the RNC and NRCC:

I have been a Republican voter for pretty nearly my entire adult life,ut am getting fed up with our Republican “leaders” and their increasing support for, though you call them moderates, radical, left wing ideologues such as Dede Scozzafava, proud winner of the Margaret Sanger Award.

In the past two weeks, according to one poll, Doug Hoffman has closed the gap quite a bit (from 16% against Scozzafava’s 35%, to 23% to Scozzafava’s 29%) and done that WITHOUT YOUR MUCH NEEDED SUPPORT. Why you have chosen to completely ignore your base, the ones at the town halls this summer, the ones at the Tea Parties (including yours truly on the Capitol lawn on 9/12), those of us who are DEMANDING that the spending madness stop, and that government get out of our lives is beyond me.

It’s political suicide.

Stop attacking Doug Hoffman now! Stop this madness. Or, simply resign from you’re membership in the GOP and do what you know you really want to do: join Arlen Specter. Leave the Republican party to those who believe principles mean something.

My voter registration is “Unaffiliated” and will never be Republican again until you oust the likes Scozzafava (though there are certainly more) from the list of those you support. You will not get one red cent from me until I see evidence that you are doing what is right, which you certainly are not at this time.

I am not even a NY resident, but will consider donating to Doug Hoffman’s campaign

The Wall Street Journal had a story on the race with the headline, “Tea-Party Activists Complicate Republican Comeback Strategy.” The truth is the opposite: The GOP establishment complicates the Republican and conservative comeback strategy.

Attention, GOP establishment: Can you hear conservatives now?

***

Update: Sarah Palin is listening.

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  1. #101
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 7:16 pm, jamesgreenidge said:

    This is a raw numbers game here; are there any (census-like?) figures on just how many conservatives/libs/middle-roaders there are in the country? If “pure” conservatives lag to a sizable percent then it’s only prudent and pragmatic to bend the umbrella some to cater the flexible on the other side or else just throw the game.

    James Greenidge
    Queens NY

  2. #102
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 7:28 pm, Reg.conservative said:

    4:48 pm, chapoutier said]
    In ny city -A PhD no less
    not in my book

  3. #103
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 7:33 pm, swede said:

    Well, ya know, like Meghan McCain says the GOP should ya know embrace like a bigger variety of like viewpoints n’stuff. Like, ya know, a big tent n’stuff. ‘n she’s got like a gazilion followers on Twitter so she’s like all popular n’ stuff.

    The big tent means the circus is in town. There is a huge difference between accomodation and compromise. GOP is so far over the line into compromising their core values that it is no longer even credible. I cringe now every time Steele opens his pie hole. The fact that Nimrod Newt is even on the radar these days is that there is gaping leadership black hole sucking in cosmic debris like him, Steele and McMaverik.

  4. #104
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 8:07 pm, TanyaB said:

    YOU HAVE GOT TO BEE KIDDING~~~I just read that they are pushing Graham/Huckabee for 2012. Lord,again we will go down in flames of mediocrity.
    We MUST wake these idiots up!! Maybe we can vote them all out… I have had it!!

  5. #105
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 8:07 pm, TanyaB said:

    OOps… Make that be kidding..not bee

  6. #106
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 8:26 pm, chapoutier said:

    Let me put a plug in here for a website that my aunt’s husband contributes to.

    It’s kind of like a Drudge Report for Northern NY and has a lot of articles and links to local talk radio commentary on the NY 23 race.

    newzjunky.com

  7. #107
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 8:31 pm, chapoutier said:

    YOU HAVE GOT TO BEE KIDDING~~~I just read that they are pushing Graham/Huckabee for 2012.

    How about Salt/chapoutier 2012? I could balance out the ticket by attracting the evil vote.

  8. #108
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 9:02 pm, pdigaudio said:

    Lindsey Grahamnesty and Mr. Haney from Green Acres???? Someone somewhere is really stuck on stupid.

  9. #109
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 9:09 pm, Fat Jolly Penguin said:
  10. #110
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 9:26 pm, chapoutier said:

    Her endorsement is meaningless until she embraces the true spirit of a Northern New Yorker.

    So I offer her the following quiz:

    1. Deer meat: Do you pronounce it ven-i -sun or ven-zin?

    2. What is the proper wine pairing for Croghan Balogna and cheese curd?

    3. Do you hate the Maple Ridge Wind Farm Project because: 1) it makes a strange whirring noise 2) it disrupts the natural beauty 3) your just jealous because they did not choose YOUR otherwise worthless piece of land to put the tower on?

    Answers:

    1) ven-zin
    2) Trick question. The only proper pairing is Genny Cream Ale
    3) All of the above

  11. #111
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 9:39 pm, swede said:

    How about Salt/chapoutier 2012? I could balance out the ticket by attracting the evil vote.

    chap – Though your eloquence and wine acumen is enticing, I fear – as liberal as you may be – you are far too right wing for the present GOP, and not looney enough for the Democritters.

    But I can be bought. What’s my vote worth? I’d do it for an Iphone.

  12. #112
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 10:13 pm, purplepeep said:

    swede said:
    Well, ya know, like Meghan McCain says the GOP should ya know embrace like a bigger variety of like viewpoints n’stuff. Like, ya know, a big tent n’stuff.

    You got it all wrong, Swede. Meg’s talk about a “big tent” was an order she placed with her dressmaker, had nothing to do with politics.

  13. #113
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 10:24 pm, purplepeep said:

    chapoutier said:
    Deer meat: Do you pronounce it ven-i -sun or ven-zin?

    In Minnesota, it’s usually “venna-sin”. Good eatin’.

  14. #114
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 10:26 pm, theporch said:

    I send all the junk the rnc sends to me with the msg written all over the junk,” you allowed Sarah to be trashed and you continue to do so” “Stop mailing this crap to me. And back it goes in their prepaid envelope which will be scanned and charged to the rnc. They don’t believe me and keep mailing and wasting their money. Unbelievable.

  15. #115
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 10:28 pm, Pasadena Phil said:

    You know, Sarah Palin’s endorsement of Hoffman is pretty strong.

    Political parties must stand for something. When Republicans were in the wilderness in the late 1970s, Ronald Reagan knew that the doctrine of “blurring the lines” between parties was not an appropriate way to win elections. Unfortunately, the Republican Party today has decided to choose a candidate who more than blurs the lines, and there is no real difference between the Democrat and the Republican in this race. This is why Doug Hoffman is running on the Conservative Party’s ticket.

    You can bet that none of the declared 2012 GOP candidates will take her on here.

  16. #116
    On October 22nd, 2009 at 10:40 pm, Thomas said:

    I totally agree with swede that the plus sized hell spawn of McShamnesty had something to do with the evil republicans *spit!* choice to impose this she-devil democrat on to all of us.

    What swede hasn’t figured out is that the heffer most likely sent a coded message in her most recent twitter pic to the dastardly GOP *luggie be upon them* denizens that gave them instructions for which exact left-winger in NY to select.

    A hearty congratulations, none the less to swede for sussing this out. And damn that voluminous valley girl that torments all of us conservatives – who are forced to follow and comment as to her every move. I know I am angered that the RNC *phlem* bosses who email her satanic Daily Beast writings to my email (as I am powerless to unsubscribe by myself) … torturing me by forcing me to read the horrific writings.

  17. #118
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 12:06 am, On-my-soap-box said:

    I am a chap fan as well!

    On October 22nd, 2009 at 9:26 pm, chapoutier said:
    Her endorsement is meaningless until she embraces the true spirit of a Northern New Yorker.

    So I offer her the following quiz:

    1. Deer meat: Do you pronounce it ven-i -sun or ven-zin?

    We call it YUMMY in south Florida!

    Attention, GOP establishment: Can you hear conservatives now?

    Trick question because the answer is obvious. NO!

  18. #119
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 12:48 am, love2rumba said:

    Sarah Palin is listening.

    Indeed she is…her comment that Mr. Hoffman “wasn’t annointed by any political machines” was a clear slap at Newt Gingrich and RINO company.

    I now think that at minimum Palin has decided to be a conservative spokesperson seeking Republican support for conservatism,but not necessarily the other way around.

    I believe now that should she continue on her trajectory, and decide to actually run for the whitehouse, whether in 2012 or later-she won’t run as a Republican -I can feel it.

  19. #120
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 12:50 am, love2rumba said:

    How about Salt/chapoutier 2012? I could balance out the ticket by attracting the evil vote.

    Then who, praytell, is the evil vote, Chappoutier?

  20. #121
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 1:58 am, AlohaGuy said:

    1. Deer meat: Do you pronounce it ven-i -sun or ven-zin?

    “Moose”. The little critters like deer are for Canadians.

  21. #122
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 4:25 am, AmericaFirst said:

    I just donated to SarahPAC and Doug Hoffman. Newt is and irrelevant snake oil, book hustling salesman.

  22. #124
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 7:21 am, MarcoPolo said:

    I like Sarah well enough, but this wasn’t exactly leadership. She waited until several other prominent Republicans had jumped into the fray before she decided to join them.

    But it’s a good thing. Hoffman and his volutneers must be elated at the attention he’s getting. I wish I lived in NY so I could go work with them. It’s got to have great energy right about now.

  23. #125
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:37 am, purplepeep said:

    Offly Topical:

    No way to start a Friday – Soupy Sales has passed on to his Pie In The Sky reward. Another TV legend now belongs to the ages.

    Come Pie With Me

  24. #126
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:49 am, chapoutier said:

    No way to start a Friday – Soupy Sales has passed on to his Pie In The Sky reward. Another TV legend now belongs to the ages.

    Come Pie With Me

    Who?

    You’re old, purplepeep.

  25. #127
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:51 am, chapoutier said:

    I wish I lived in NY so I could go work with them. It’s got to have great energy right about now.

    I have many relatives up there whose vote can be bought. It’s the next best thing to being there! Shall I set up a paypal account?

  26. #128
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:17 am, Milwaukee Mike said:

    I think most of America does not realize that the resurgence of the conservative movement is not something that was born out of the Obama presidency.

    Leading up to the 2006 elections, conservatives decided that they would no longer support the RINOs by casting their vote for the lesser of two evils, resulting in the massive Democrat swing in power. That was misinterpreted by their liberal leaders as a call for socialism and huge overreaches to attain their utopian goals.

    Now the backlash by the American people who do not want a Marxist regime are poised to refute those that are bringing it.

    Our job as conservatives is to continue the purging of those Republican officials that do not represent the principles we know are the only hope for this country.

    So here is to the 2010 elections….May the sharp snap-turn to the right break many left-looking necks!

  27. #129
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:20 am, zyzzyg said:

    I agree that Palin’s use of the term ‘annointed’ is over the top and demonstrates that she does not know how things are done. Like it or not, when there isn’t a primary, it is up to the parties to select who they would like to represent them in a special election.

    Words and their use matters. That word used in reference to the several Republican committees that advanced Scozzafava, might be considered offensive. Will those committee members push back? That remains to be seen.

  28. #130
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:28 am, purplepeep said:

    chapoutier said:

    You’re old, purplepeep.

    I’m shaking my fist at you, whippersnapper!!

    (I’d feel even worse if I still didn’t get carded every now and then.)

    But Soupy was on the telly regular til at least 1970 and he was a long time pop icon, so you gotta know him, Chap. If for nothing else, then for this infamous bit that got him fired:

    Green Pieces Of Paper

  29. #131
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:33 am, swede said:

    I have many relatives up there whose vote can be bought. It’s the next best thing to being there! Shall I set up a paypal account?

    A GOP version of ACORN is being formed there in order to buy the election. It’s called HICKORY NUT.

    Hysterical
    Idiots
    Causing
    Kookyness
    On
    Your

    Nutty
    Unprincipled
    Traitors

  30. #132
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:41 am, Thomas said:

    You’re hopes for political whiplash and decapitation of left-looking politicians is the greatest thing I have seen on this page, Milwaukee Mike.

    However, you are right that many people who would rather have democrats in power than to stoop to push the button for their republican *spit!* challengers who are the LESSER OF TWO EVILS *echo.. echo. echo. …. echo* .. are the ones who are responsible for the democrats being in power. Because when good conservatives vote third party or refuse to vote for the only person in the election who stand a chance to stop the democrat, they are doing everything to make sure that the backlash by the American people who do not want a Marxist regime are poised to refute those that are bringing it …. won’t happen.

    When the democrats continue to get elected while good conservatives stand back and do nothing.

    But that’s okay. Because at least we feel better by voting third party, or staying home as the democrats show up to vote their democrat candidates into office. It’s a fun game, isn’t it? At least this game of ‘feeling better’ doesn’t have any real consequences .. such as our country being driven into the toilet by all of the elected democrats.

  31. #133
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:41 am, John Deaux said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:28 am, purplepeep said:

    I’m shaking my fist cane at you, whippersnapper!!

    FIFY, old man.

  32. #134
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:43 am, Teddy Kennedy said:

    Errah, a big tent means the camel has the choice on which end he chooses to stick under the tent. I think the NY23 proves that point!

  33. #135
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:43 am, Thomas said:

    Did you see the coded image from the Heffer McFatty yet, swede? Look hard, it’s there, I’m telling you. Her chubby fingerprints are all over the GOP *spit!* ’s decision to force this democrat Dede Scozzafava on us all, all the way from New York.

  34. #136
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:46 am, Divapalooza said:

    I don’t care if you are Republican OR Democrat. If you are not conservative and/or fiscally responsible YOU will NOT be getting my vote.

    Oh and if you are a judge that refuses to marry bi-racial couples YOU will NOT be re-elected.

    Seriously people … GET WITH THE FLIPPIN’ program. What’s right is right and what’s wrong is wrong. How are these morons being put in positions of power?

    If we lose this country AND our constitution it’s because WE THE PEOPLE didn’t believe it was important enough to PAY ATTENTION and DO SOMETHING to right a WRONG.

  35. #137
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:50 am, graysonret said:

    In the mornings, I usually listen to Tony Macrini on WNIS. He says he’s a libertarian, but has both liberal and conservative views, depending on the subject. So, it can be a mixed morning. However, this morning, he defended Michelle and called her a “very nice lady”, critisizing the “dragon lady” label some critics have called her. His approval rating in this house, went up.

  36. #138
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:54 am, Red State Skeptic said:

    Update: Sarah Palin is listening exploiting.

  37. #139
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:17 am, Laree said:

    Republicans forgotten how to fight for something?

    Not Palin, but the inside the beltway folks they just appear politically jaded Newt’s Inside the beltway stuff.

    JUST SAY NO TO PROGRESSIVES IN EITHER PARTY.

    They are the people in power right now, and they are destroying our country.

  38. #140
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:21 am, AmericanPatriot said:

    So I offer her the following quiz:

    1. Deer meat: Do you pronounce it ven-i -sun or ven-zin?

    Here in western Pa:
    Speed beef

  39. #141
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:23 am, frontierguy said:

    Doug Hoffman stands for the principles that all Republicans should share: smaller government, lower taxes, strong national defense, and a commitment to individual liberty.

    This is what I look for in a candidate. Why are they so hard to find?

  40. #142
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:24 am, AmericanPatriot said:

    Soupy Sales.
    I remeber him from when I was a kid.
    That’s when a giant screen tv was 19″; 3 channels but still something worth watching; a remote control was when my dad made me get up to change the channel.
    There was one time when he got in a lot of trouble by having kids get into their parents wallets and take those green paper things and send to him. :)

  41. #143
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:24 am, purplepeep said:

    John Deaux said:
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 9:28 am, “purplepeep said:
    I’m shaking my fist cane at you, whippersnapper!!”
    FIFY, old man.

    You’re not familiar with “King Of The Hill” lines, John:

    POPS: “Don’t try to figure ‘em out. They can’t be figured. Just shake your fist at ‘em like this!”

  42. #144
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:28 am, rightwingrocker said:

    Sarah Palin is listening

    Doesn’t do anyone any good as long as:

    1. Sarah Palin is a Republican

    AND

    2. The Republicans aren’t listening.

    RWR
    http://www.rightwingrocker.com

  43. #145
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:30 am, purplepeep said:

    AmericanPatriot said:
    Soupy Sales.
    I remeber him from when I was a kid.
    That’s when a giant screen tv was 19″; 3 channels but still something worth watching; a remote control was when my dad made me get up to change the channel.

    Yup – I remember those days – you also sometimes had to sit/stand in one place and act as part of the antenna!

    There was one time when he got in a lot of trouble by having kids get into their parents wallets and take those green paper things and send to him.

    I linked to a YouTube video of Soupy talking about that in an above comment. He did it on New Year’s Day when parents were sleeping off the previous night.

  44. #146
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:39 am, frontierguy said:

    Remember when the tube would go out and you had to wait a day or two for the tv repairman to come out to the house to replace it? So boring!

    Also, only one tv and if your parents got on a star trek re-run kick every evening at 7 p.m., that was time for tonka truck play until the boring show was done and Sonny and Cher came on.

  45. #147
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:49 am, Salt said:

    On October 22nd, 2009 at 8:31 pm, chapoutier said:

    How about Salt/chapoutier 2012? I could balance out the ticket by attracting the evil vote.

    I can’t even begin to imagine what that platform would look like, but the military would be well armed for a zombie apocalypse.

  46. #148
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:54 am, purplepeep said:

    frontierguy said:
    Remember when the tube would go out and you had to wait a day or two for the tv repairman to come out to the house to replace it? So boring!

    One of my bros is a life long electronics geek. A tube going out or other fixable thing was no problem, just meant a trip to the electronics shop or Radio Shack. Except when it was time for the TV to finally give up the ghost – the good parts would be cannibalized and the rest tossed.

    Remember when you could check tubes at the local drugstore?

    Also, only one tv and if your parents got on a star trek re-run kick every evening at 7 p.m., that was time for tonka truck play until the boring show was done and Sonny and Cher came on.

    Hey – I was watching those early eve Trek reruns, son. :) Watched Sonny and Cher, too – mostly for musical guests, like Fanny.

  47. #149
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:59 am, frontierguy said:

    Hey – I was watching those early eve Trek reruns, son

    I like Star Trek now, back then my attention span was way too short for an hour long of a drama show.

  48. #150
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 11:01 am, AmericanPatriot said:

    Also, only one tv and if your parents got on a star trek re-run kick every evening at 7 p.m., that was time for tonka truck play until the boring show was done and Sonny and Cher came on

    Frontierguy, you’re a decade later. LOL
    I’m talking Ozzie and Harriet, Father Knows Best, Red Skelton, Disney on Sunday nights…

  49. #151
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 11:01 am, frontierguy said:

    Except when it was time for the TV to finally give up the ghost – the good parts would be cannibalized and the rest tossed.

    Heh, our tv cabinet was turned into the dining room hutch in the 80’s. :-)

  50. #152
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 11:27 am, purplepeep said:

    frontierguy said:
    Heh, our tv cabinet was turned into the dining room hutch in the 80’s.

    Indeed – and the console floor TVs were also great to use to put the new TV and some plants on!

  51. #153
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 11:33 am, John Deaux said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:24 am, purplepeep said:

    You’re not familiar with “King Of The Hill” lines, John:

    Sorry, I was too busy losing my shins in the war to worry about those television shows.

    Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom with Marlin Perkins followed by Wonderful World Of Disney on Sunday nights.

    I’m a little younger than you codgers.

  52. #154
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 12:23 pm, LuxEternam said:

    Newts website contact page.

    Let him hear from you.

    http://newt.org/EditNewt/ContactUs/tabid/159/Default.aspx

  53. #155
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 12:29 pm, SHoward said:

    I can’t even begin to imagine what that platform would look like, but the military would be well armed for a zombie apocalypse.

    Wait a minute, isn’t that what happened to Congress in 2006?

  54. #156
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 2:24 pm, papertiger said:

    3. Do you hate the Maple Ridge Wind Farm Project because: 1) it makes a strange whirring noise 2) it disrupts the natural beauty 3) your just jealous because they did not choose YOUR otherwise worthless piece of land to put the tower on?

    Try because we just spent decades without DDT to save the eagles, and would rather not have 300 ft flying razorblades killing them off by the thousands.

  55. #157
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 2:40 pm, jangar said:

    In Minnesota, it’s usually “venna-sin”. Good eatin’.

    In Arkansas, it’s “deer meat”. Simple food for simple people.

  56. #158
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 3:59 pm, love2rumba said:

    Doesn’t do anyone any good as long as:

    1. Sarah Palin is a Republican

    AND

    2. The Republicans aren’t listening.

    I disagree, RWR, her commitment to Hoffman is very significant.

    Just as a lot of Whigs ended up becoming Republican around 1860, in order to have a truly conservative party (with whatever name it will be called), you have to have people with the integrity and willingness to defect from an established, but moribund movement in order to form its leadership and movement brain trust. It will be critical that for any serious hope of a party that is truly run by conservatives and not beltway insiders, that you have to change the mindset of not only the prospective voter, but also the mindest of its most likely leaders that this kind of movemnet is necessary and possible before it will become reality.

    Whatever becomes of Palin, her decision last night is a critical and necessary step toward the kind of change we need in this country or we are doomed to a one party rule by default.

    By her endorsement, an “established” and popular leader of modern conservatism is rebelling against the Republican insiders responsible for our mutual disgust of policy..this will omly embolden others to do the same.

    What you and I want will mostly occur in small steps before it becomes a raging river of change..There is no way to get around it, in my opinion

    but as always, RWR, “trust, but verify”

  57. #159
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 6:23 pm, Elm Creek Smith said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:39 am, frontierguy said:
    Remember when the tube would go out and you had to wait a day or two for the tv repairman to come out to the house to replace it? So boring!

    Also, only one tv and if your parents got on a star trek re-run kick every evening at 7 p.m., that was time for tonka truck play until the boring show was done and Sonny and Cher came on.

    Excuse me, but Star Trek (TOS) was new when I was a teenager, and at first I had to bribe my dad to watch what he called “Wagon Train in space.” He got interested when he found out that there was an alien female in a skimpy costume almost every week. Didn’t see that on Wagon Train.

    Some people’s kids.

    ECS

  58. #160
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 6:26 pm, Elm Creek Smith said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:37 am, purplepeep said:
    Offly Topical:

    No way to start a Friday – Soupy Sales has passed on to his Pie In The Sky reward. Another TV legend now belongs to the ages.

    Come Pie With Me

    One of the giants. RIP, Soupy.

    ECS

  59. #161
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:54 pm, nlebou said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 2:40 pm, jangar said:

    In Minnesota, it’s usually “venna-sin”. Good eatin’.

    In Arkansas, it’s “deer meat”. Simple food for simple people.

    Same here in south Louisiana jangar.

  60. #162
    On October 23rd, 2009 at 8:57 pm, nlebou said:

    On October 23rd, 2009 at 10:30 am, purplepeep said:

    AmericanPatriot said:
    Soupy Sales.
    I remeber him from when I was a kid.
    That’s when a giant screen tv was 19″; 3 channels but still something worth watching; a remote control was when my dad made me get up to change the channel.

    Yup – I remember those days – you also sometimes had to sit/stand in one place and act as part of the antenna!

    Ah yes, those were the good old days. I remember them well.

  61. #163
    On October 24th, 2009 at 12:47 am, mattm said:

    Cue the Sarah Palin is a moron MSM response.

  62. #164
    On October 27th, 2009 at 12:18 am, rightwingrocker said:

    I disagree, RWR, her commitment to Hoffman is very significant.

    Palin is a passing fancy, who will at best assist in attempting to move the Republican Party to the right a little bit.

    She is not likely to be a major player in that party or any subsequent party that results from the conservative movement, and if you really look closely at her, you will find that you wouldn’t want her to be anyway. She is much more Republican than anyone really wants.

    Mark my words. The only thing I’ve gotten wrong is Al Franken going to the Senate, and he needed ACORN-style voter fraud to make that happen.

    RWR
    http://www.rightwingrocker.com

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