A Great Gulf
By Hugh Hewitt
Townhall.com
"The debate among the GOP candidates hosted by CNN in New Hampshire demonstrated a number of very significant points.
First, the immigration compromise bill before the Senate of the United States is not supported by any of the would-be nominees except John McCain.
Second, all of the Republican candidates except Congressman Ron Paul believe that the threat from Islamic jihadism is real and very serious.
Third, the GOP majority believes in victory in Iraq, not in a cut-and-run strategy.
And, finally, that the GOP is still the party of life.
There is incredible separation between the Democratic and Republican parties on a series of crucial issues. The vote in 2008 will be at least as significant as any that has gone before it. The long campaign is quickly becoming the campaign for America's future. This is exactly the sort of campaign that we need, and exactly the sort of campaign that is required."
Townhall.com
"The debate among the GOP candidates hosted by CNN in New Hampshire demonstrated a number of very significant points.
First, the immigration compromise bill before the Senate of the United States is not supported by any of the would-be nominees except John McCain.
Second, all of the Republican candidates except Congressman Ron Paul believe that the threat from Islamic jihadism is real and very serious.
Third, the GOP majority believes in victory in Iraq, not in a cut-and-run strategy.
And, finally, that the GOP is still the party of life.
There is incredible separation between the Democratic and Republican parties on a series of crucial issues. The vote in 2008 will be at least as significant as any that has gone before it. The long campaign is quickly becoming the campaign for America's future. This is exactly the sort of campaign that we need, and exactly the sort of campaign that is required."
posted by HeavyHanded at
9:34 AM
1 Comments:
The party of life wants to drop a nuclear bomb on a country that hasn't attacked anybody?
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Randy, at 10:29 AM
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