Friday, December 09, 2005

Hail the Republican Agenda

Hail the Republican agenda! The evangelicals and NRA should be with us now. How else would GOP legislators like voters to remember them? When November elections roll around, what should regular people see as the identifying GOP characteristics? At the moment, there might just be a few things missing. What about TABOR? How about working out solutions on some real issue with the current Governor? What about using Republican power to actually accomplish something, like rolling back the size of state government or punishing greedy teachers? And we can't even take credit for the gas indexing repeal, since our brilliant leaders fought the change so publicly. If the election were held today, voters would be equally unimpressed with Republican legislators and the Democratic Governor.

Come on people! Why are you even in the Legislature? At least if someone like Frank Lasee was in charge, the Republicans could at least be pursuing some principled objectives. The governing party republicans that are currently in charge seem both uncreative and unprincipled. If you have to be unprincipled, can't you at least be a little creative? Or perhaps a bit more strategic in your planning and implementation of a legislative agenda? The GOP will eventually lose its hold on the Legislature unless they can come up with some more meaningful reasons for being in charge.

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PS: The Pubbies may also lose control of Congress for the same reasons.

Hastert's IQ is equal to that of most rabbits; Frist's stock-options are more important to him than the National Interest...

And on and on it goes...
 
Don't get me wrong. I support conceal-carry and the defense of marriage amendment and will not trivialize them. But I do believe TABOR is at least as important if not more so.

The "girlie men" in charge of the Republicans in both Madison and Washington have forgotten what they were sent there to accomplish. We have Democrats calling themselves Republicans and hardcore leftists calling themselves Democrats.

To paraphrase Bill O'Reilly, who's looking out for us?
 
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