So the Republican Party was all for the Stimulus Package when Bush was pushing it

[Moxon4]

Since 2006 the Democrats couldn't get anything done because of Bush's veto and the GOP's willingness to defend his veto. Please be sure to include that half of the truth in your 'explanations'.

American people know what I'm talking about here. It's part of why the GOP Congress received even lower ratings from the citizenry than the Democrats in Congress, and why the GOP lost ground in Congress in the last election.

Let me repeat that: you guys lost ground in Congress in 2008. Is it because the evil Democrats silenced your mighty Talk Radio, or are the Republicans finally going to man-up and admit they defeated themselves?

You should probably go back and read what I put before, namely the part where I blamed Republicans for acting like Liberals as to why they got voted out (since that was clearly the reason), so I'm not sure why you bother asking that question.....

The Democrats haven't silenced talk radio...yet, but that's the next step in their plan to take down opposition opinion.

So the Democrats couldn't even force him to veto something that they told the voters they would do? Why does anyone keep voting for these people when they never back up any of their promises? The Democrats were a rubber stamp for Bush since 2006, despite all their tough talk about how they were going to end the War.

Newt may have been lampooned over the whole budget shut down thing, but at least he had the guts to actually do it (and if it wasn't for the whole "snub" fiasco I think he would have won that battle).

 

[Ham Murabi]

Name me one country that runs on true Republican fiscal conservatism.

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Interesting, isn't it, that the most prosperous country runs closest to true Republican fiscal conservatism.