A data point in support of one of my favorite theories.
Bloggage · Thu, 07/06/2006 - 09:45 · · Importance: 1
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I read her a few times until I realized she is one of those people who "worships" leaders. In this case, Bush can do no wrong. The whole tone of her writing is of reverence for the man. She doesn't seem to realize that the base has been very patient with Bush; waiting on him to deliver on some conservative issues. Instead, he has to be dragged kicking to do anything remotely conservative. Simply put, the base has reason to be upset and immigration is the steel beam that broke the camel's back. Unlike the Democratic/leftist zombies, there is still some dissent and conservatism in the GOP.
Posted by: Chris at Jul 6, 2006 2:39 PM