Comments on: Ignore the Polls: Vote on the Issues

By: kerwin

kerwin — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 06:45:31 +0000

You are correct the Democrats are ready to sell the U.S. out as well. They prefer the U.N.though. I do not know why they like to sell national secrets to foreign countries but it does not give me confidence in them. I also remember the Democrats aided the North Vietnamese to kill American soldiers by banning the bombing of North Vietnam for a time.

By: Gordon

Gordon — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 13:24:17 +0000

The Democrats with their tax and spend philosophy at least keep us free from enslavement to foreign countries.

Not to split hairs with you, but Democrats are only too happy to make a mockery of our national security secrets and sold them to China at a discount.

By: kerwin

kerwin — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 08:31:04 +0000

I dare you to take a look at what happened to the federal deficit under the spend and borrow policies of the Reagan movement. It more than doubled under his governing ability. His greatest achievement was in foreign policy and he passed the bill for that unto future generation. What is worse is he sold us to a foreign country that now gets advantage from the clout they obtained by holding our loan. The Democrats with their tax and spend philosophy at least keep us free from enslavement to foreign countries. Bush has actually proven somewhat better than Reagan but we are still going further in debt. Fred Thompson wants to increase spending(military) and cut taxes which will increase the deficit more than it is now. That is not being fiscally conservative.

By: LomaAlta

LomaAlta — Fri, 18 Jan 2008 05:34:26 +0000

Nice post, but seems you forgot one of the frontrunners. You said:”If you believe in illegal immigrants getting amnesty then vote for McCain. If you believe that raising taxes is the answer to our problems, then vote for Huckabee. If you are anti-gun, vote for Rudy. If you are for smaller government and lower taxes, vote for Fred Thompson.”

I would add to that, if you want decency and competence and freedom from the K-streey lobby, vote Romney. I think Ann Coulter’s column said it better than I can.