And GP can tell you why gave him money.

All I know is that dog comment, but that was spun way out there.

Really?

Perhaps GP could bring you up to speed. Or maybe he just gave him money because he thought he was cute too.

Just because somebody’s cute doesn’t mean they’re worth voting for. I don’t know much about Santorum to say either way though.

Ex. I thought Wes Clarke was sorta handsome in an Ashley Wilkes sorta way, but I wouldn’t vote for a DNC tool like that.

Why was a Dennis Kucinich candidacy a bad idea?

According to your post, I don’t know whether to bring a shovel or innertube to the proceedings.

But, having said that, I think DeLay is in trouble. And it will be interesting watching the left work themselves into new depths of derangement over this. (I see from the top thread, it’s already begun.) If the Dems follow their previous pattern, they’ll go overboard with the accusations and theatrics and it should be pretty entertaining.

Thirty, No. 32, why is a Santorum candidacy a “bad idea”?

Oh, I’m more than happy to talk about it. I think it’s a bad idea and I think it’s dead in the water.

However, my point was that the latter would not be true if “Christian conservatives” were in complete control of the Republican Party, as you assert they are — Santorum would be the favored candidate.

Speaking of party discipline, what’s the DeLay Defense being cranked out of RNC headquarters this afternoon?

DeLay just stepped aside, which is exactly the right thing to do in this situation. It now goes into the court system, which will weigh the evidence and make the determination of whether or not he is guilty. Finally, if he is found guilty, persuant to any particular laws that may govern his eligibility for office, the voters of his district will make the determination as to whether he should be re-elected and his colleagues in the House will determine whether he should hold a leadership position.

From my personal standpoint, Ronnie Earle still hasn’t convicted the people he’s already indicted. This is also the last day of the grand jury in question, meaning that Ronnie would have to re-prove his case to a new set of people. However, as has already been shown in his vendetta against Kay Bailey Hutchinson, Ronnie can indict any Republican in Democratic-moonbat-controlled Travis County; the problem comes when he actually has to prove their guilt.

Grand juries that sit for ethical judgements against statewide officials should be composed of statewide representation. The Democrats have fought that for years because they know Ronnie would be helpless in front of a jury that wasn’t completely from Travis County.

Saw the funniest website just before the last election. (On second thought, the Goths for Bush was the funniest.) It was, honest to God, warning about mind control rays urging people to vote for Bush… the lady had felt them herself and speculated that the Bush campaign had aquired a person with power to work on their side. There were instructions on how to filter and sheild against it that power.

It would explain how Republicans all know what the message is supposed to be.

( My daughter and I would crack each other up for months by saying “Filter and Sheild” in a spooky voice complete with hand actions.)

Speaking of party discipline, what’s the DeLay Defense being cranked out of RNC headquarters this afternoon?

Let’s see, in the course of about one month, we have the prospect of seeing indictments of the Republican Majority Leader in the House, the Republican Majority Leader in the Senate, and the President’s top advisor. Now THAT, Mr. Bush, is a real “trifecta”!

Don’t ask a question where the answer will make you look like an idiot.

I’ll give you a hint; Santorum would be the most likely candidate for the “Christian conservatives” that you claim dominate the GOP, completely control the party, and would never for one minute support a candidate who was off their message.

I wouldn’t vote for him. Run Condi. We’ll line up to vote for her.

And then there’s that whole tried-to-start-World-War-III thing.

I voted for Mitt. He’s the ‘guy who’d probably be the best president out of anyone but who will get clobbered in the primaries’ candidate of this election cycle. Like Steve Forbes or Joe Lieberman.

#12 — I’m resigned to four or eight years of St. Hillarybeast

I’m not convinced that a Hillary presidency would be a completely bad thing. It might make the Republicans start acting like Republicans again… you know, smaller government, fiscal responsibility. And they might just be able to trick her into doing something good on border security the way they got Bill to sign welfare reform; despite her ‘Hurray forvoter fraud’ comments last week.