RUSH LIMBAUGH'S OPINION
See, I Told You So: Democrats Can't Stand Bush Speech, Still Act As If 9/11 Didn't Happen: "I think Bush's real problem here isn't the left or isn't the media, because the left and the media is always going to be against Bush. I think his real problem is his own party: the McCains, the Hagels, the Lindsey Grahams and others who end up being the useful idiots of the left. If the Republicans were united on this and outspoken and confrontational, we would be in a stronger position and speeches like this last night would not even be necessary. "
posted by Lindsey Watcher at 1:22 PM
"The likelihood of a filibuster in the future has gone down because you've got seven Democrats promising not to do it unless there is an extraordinary circumstance." -Lindsey Graham
3 Comments:
I could not say it any better. The Dems know how to stick together, but the Republicans have not learned how. They still act as if they are still the minority party. I am 70 years old and have waited all my life for the Republicans to control all 3 branches. We finally have the White House, the House of Representatives, and the Senate, but we have some Republican idiots in the Senate that are stupid and two of the main ones are Lindsey Graham and his dad John McCain.
Living in Lindsey's district, I never considered him much of a conservative. I think you are right, Mills, the Republican party is full of RINOs, (look at our state house!), and I think they are beginning to look for ways to undermine the party in general. Peggy Noonan wrote a good article about politicians you'll find interesting. There is a link to it at News Snipet 'Blog: Scientist Warns of Enlargement of the Politician
It made me think of Lindsey.
LW
Another thing, Mills, is that the Republican Oath is a difficult one for these polticians to stick to. The Democrats are committed to their ideology, whereas many of the Republicans have lost their principle. I hate to say it, but it's looking more and more like a single party in Washington.
LW
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