Its Duncan Hunter's Peanut Butter Now Biotch

I’ve never read the following commentator before but I couldn't agree more. If the conservative movement needs to take two steps backwards in ’08 and suffer the consequences of a democrat White House then so be it. I won’t like it but we will have no one to blame but ourselves. It is imperative that we first reclaim our soul before we even deserve the right to take that next step forward.

Lao-tsu once said that a journey of a thousand miles begins with just one step. Well if that step means a Hillary presidency, well then once again we will have no one to blame but ourselves. I would have thought that losing Congress in '06 was enough of a wake-up call, apparently I was wrong.

Like John Henry before me Id rather die swinging with a hammer in my hand then to betray my conscience and vote for the likes of a Guiliani or McClain, and I like Rudy; in fact I think he’d make a great Secretary of State, just not President. I will not be railroaded into voting for a candidate that is not the best man for the job, in other words.... a conservative.

The stakes are bigger than the White House, the future of the Republican Party is at risk.

If the dems can turn Hillary into a drawlin' Southerner in a NY Yankee hat who was both a Goldwater girl while marching with MLK, an alum of schools that discriminated against Catholics yet now is the new JFK.... well then we can make Duncan Hunter the next President of the United States of America.

EE-Aw!

Mychal Massie

GOP leaders: Don't 'Bob Dole' us again
Posted: March 13, 2007
1:00 a.m. Eastern

""[The] "Hustle" may have been a line dance we did back in the days of disco, but today it's what GOP leadership and a complicit media are trying to do to the voters responsible for the Republican Party's successes since Ronald Reagan.

Realistic chances of winning notwithstanding, there are no fewer than 13 Republicans in the contest for the 2008 presidential sweepstakes. But to hear party leadership and the media spin promote the candidates, one easily gets the impression that John McCain, Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney are not just the only candidates, but that McCain and Romney are the opening act for Giuliani as he awaits his coronation.

This is a ruse, a con, and in brief, an attempt to hustle the voters. GOP leadership is trying to "Bob Dole" us. They have, in effect, met in the smoke-filled back room of a private club and decided amongst themselves who they want in 2008. Their problem is how to deceive the voters into believing that said pick is of the voters' choosing.

Their solution: hand pick the candidate, truncate the primaries, shove the candidate down our collective throats vis-à-vis the media's promoting, interviewing and discussing (ad nauseum) McCain, Romney and Giuliani, but in such a way as to always have Giuliani shine brighter. Then, when he has garnered the nomination, we the voters will be told, "Yes, it is true he is a little more moderate than we may like," but if we don't vote for him, Hillary will win and hell will freeze over.

To which, allowing that same has no basis in theological truth, I respond, "If there be a hell on earth, and it freezes over because I vote my conscience and Hillary wins, I'll walk on ice until the party lets the voters truly have a say."

Now, my scenario may not be completely accurate, but you can bet I'm not far off base. One thing is for certain – of the 13 Republican candidates, only three of them are being touted – and don't tell me it's the fault of the other candidates, because a week ago this same media (Fox News included) was trying to convince us that the corpse of Anna Nicole Smith was newsworthy.""

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