You’re right. What am I thinking? Wanting as much liberty and as much prosperity is downright un-American. It isn’t like that’s what the nation was founded on.

Oh wait. Yes, it was.

The reason why the GOP will continue and thrive is because people have a God-given yearning for liberty. That isn’t going away anytime soon.

I’m certain that Democrats will pick up 2-4 seats in the Senate but they’re gonna lose seats in the House. the day after the election, Republicans will send Nancy Pelosi a thank you card for her dictatorial actions that wouldn’t allow a vote on a real drilling bill.

We’d send the Democrats a thank you card for nominating a man as underqualified as Barack Obama but that was the work of a ton of activists.

Because only 7 out of 10 professed Democrats say they’ll vote for him, yet 8 out of 10 Republicans say they intend to vote for McCain. Why, because whether we want to admit it as a country or not, a lot of blue collar Democrats are not yet ready to elect a black man. And a lot of uncommitted folks around the rust belt are still ticked off by that very un Reagan like “clinging” comment.

He may win, but he’s not going to have a grand mandate as Reagan had by a long shot.

You are delusional. After the shocking defeat the Republican Party will take on November 4, including down-ballot races, I doubt the party will even continue to exist.

Look for a group of young guns like Putnam and Cantor — if either of them survives the election — to start talking about a new party. It will probably have some sort of an Orwellian name to inspire confidence — the Conservative Party, the Responsible Party — but it will be the same tired ideas of less government, less regulation that is threatening our nation’s very survival today.

Question of the Day: How will we fight China, if China won’t lend us the money to fight them?

Please take a minute to review your love of country, and ask yourself if your devotion to party comes at the expense of patriotism.

Respectfully submitted, Gottaknowy2