Marvin S
11-29-2012, 11:38 AM
is unbecoming. JD posts his "Try" thread hoping to draw a conversation. Why would anyone make the effort to post something when it may get deleted :(, but that's how you censor things. It's unfortunate yardley no longer posts to provide a template for the left leaning learners.
TBS, those of us who love our country are not going away. Romney as a person is someone many could attempt to emulate to their own betterment. But, he is not a natural born conservative & his willingness to call out the auto bailout probably cost him OH & MI at the least. He definitely set a better example than the current POTUS. & the election was by no means a mandate as many, including the MSM, would like to have one believe.
TBS, National Review (12-3-12)has a very good series of articles though I disagree somewhat with their headline "Conservatives suffered a terrible defeat Nov 6, & there is no point in pretending otherwise." The inner portion goes on to basically refute that headline. But I'll add a quote from NR, mostly :)
Despair has led many to question their earlier confidence that America is a "center-right" country. It is certainly a country that has strong conservative impulses: Skepticism of government, respect for other's religious beliefs, concern for the family unit. What the country does not have is a center-right party that explains how to act on these impulses to improve the national condition. Until it does, it won't have a center-right majority either."
Remember folks, real respect is unpurchased, & is definitely the best kind ;-).
TBS, those of us who love our country are not going away. Romney as a person is someone many could attempt to emulate to their own betterment. But, he is not a natural born conservative & his willingness to call out the auto bailout probably cost him OH & MI at the least. He definitely set a better example than the current POTUS. & the election was by no means a mandate as many, including the MSM, would like to have one believe.
TBS, National Review (12-3-12)has a very good series of articles though I disagree somewhat with their headline "Conservatives suffered a terrible defeat Nov 6, & there is no point in pretending otherwise." The inner portion goes on to basically refute that headline. But I'll add a quote from NR, mostly :)
Despair has led many to question their earlier confidence that America is a "center-right" country. It is certainly a country that has strong conservative impulses: Skepticism of government, respect for other's religious beliefs, concern for the family unit. What the country does not have is a center-right party that explains how to act on these impulses to improve the national condition. Until it does, it won't have a center-right majority either."
Remember folks, real respect is unpurchased, & is definitely the best kind ;-).