I see now that, while the GOP candidates
resoundingly lost the mid-terms, the RNC got precisely
what they were after: the predictable Liberal-meltdown

Another idiot melts down.

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THE LIBERAL-dominated [D]s took the Senate by one seat,
with little protest--as if the RNC's top brass decided
up front to hand them the election on a silver platter:
knowing the hard-line radical left-wing Liberals Pelosi
& Co. would jump at the opportunity to impeach Bush and
hate God, Family, Country 24/7/365... business as usual.

But this evolving situation will make the Liberals more
angry and bitter than ever before--especially thanks to
President Bush, his unassailable veto power, and thanks
to our Republican-dominated USSC, who the Liberals will
learn to hate like they've never learned to hate before.

As long as mainstream conservative Republicans control
both Executive and Judicial branches of our U.S. Gov't,
and effectively prevent the Liberal [D]s from gaining
an overriding majority in the Legislature, that keeps
the [R]s in the driver's seat. And that's what counts.

The RNC already knew the House of Representatives had
become a lost cause, no matter what they did. But they
could've retained the majority in the Senate, if they'd
really wanted to. But the GOP war-room obviously didn't
want to. All things considered, I see the wisdom of it.

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THE LIBERAL-dominated [D]s took the Senate by one seat,
with little protest--as if the RNC's top brass decided
up front to hand them the election on a silver platter:
knowing the hard-line radical left-wing Liberals Pelosi
& Co. would jump at the opportunity to impeach Bush and
hate God, Family, Country 24/7/365... business as usual.

But this evolving situation will make the Liberals more
angry and bitter than ever before--especially thanks to
President Bush, his unassailable veto power, and thanks
to our Republican-dominated USSC, who the Liberals will
learn to hate like they've never learned to hate before.

As long as mainstream conservative Republicans control
both Executive and Judicial branches of our U.S. Gov't,
and effectively prevent the Liberal [D]s from gaining
an overriding majority in the Legislature, that keeps
the [R]s in the driver's seat. And that's what counts.

The RNC already knew the House of Representatives had
become a lost cause, no matter what they did. But they
could've retained the majority in the Senate, if they'd
really wanted to. But the GOP war-room obviously didn't
want to. All things considered, I see the wisdom of it.

This is clearly part of the RNC's overall strategy to
prevent the Liberals from taking over the White House
in 2008. That's obviously more important, even mission-
critical, for achieving long-term success in defeating
Liberalism in America and around the world, than it was
to temporarily surrender the majority in both Houses of
Congress over to the Liberals at this mid-term juncture.
The War will escalate, and Liberals have no stomach for
battle. America will watch Liberals try to "cut and run".

The Liberal-controlled Congress will fall into gridlock,
since our President will veto any even slightly Liberal
legislation that the Liberal [D] caucus tries to sneak
past their more centrist--some actually conservative!--
[D] subordinates. No amount of "sugar-coating" will hide
their radical Liberal agenda from the Republican minority,
much less from the veto pen of President George W. Bush;
all likewise no less from the watchful eyes of American
voters. It's the Liberals' turn to get hammered 24/7/365!

So, the REAL fight is about to begin. Every day between
now and election-day Tuesday November 4th, 2008 AD (and
forever thereafter) will draw applause from moderate-to-
conservatives, and death rattles from expiring Liberals.

So ask yourself, did Republicans simply lose these mid-
term elections, or did the RNC "throw the fight", as it
were, because had [R]s won, then the Liberals would've
had a better shot in 2008 of taking the White House(!)?
As in 2000 and 2004, that proved entirely unacceptable,
since no Liberal could ever be permitted to occupy the
Oval Office. I see now that, while the GOP candidates
resoundingly lost the mid-terms, the RNC got precisely
what they were after: the predictable Liberal-meltdown
between now and election-day 2008. THAT is what counts.

Enjoy!
Daniel Joseph Min
http://www.2hot2cool.com/11/danieljosephmin/

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As long as mainstream conservative Republicans control
both Executive and Judicial branches of our U.S. Gov't,

and effectively prevent the Liberal [D]s from gaining
an overriding majority in the Legislature, that keeps
the [R]s in the driver's seat. And that's what counts.

The RNC already knew the House of Representatives had
become a lost cause, no matter what they did. But they
could've retained the majority in the Senate, if they'd
really wanted to. But the GOP war-room obviously didn't
want to. All things considered, I see the wisdom of it.

This is clearly part of the RNC's overall strategy to
prevent the Liberals from taking over the White House
in 2008. That's obviously more important, even mission-
critical, for achieving long-term success in defeating
Liberalism in America and around the world, than it was
to temporarily surrender the majority in both Houses of
Congress over to the Liberals at this mid-term juncture.
The War will escalate, and Liberals have no stomach for
battle.

America will watch Liberals try to "cut and run".

The Liberal-controlled Congress will fall into gridlock,
since our President will veto any even slightly Liberal
legislation that the Liberal [D] caucus tries to sneak
past their more centrist--some actually conservative!--
[D] subordinates. No amount of "sugar-coating" will hide
their radical Liberal agenda from the Republican minority,
much less from the veto pen of President George W. Bush;
all likewise no less from the watchful eyes of American
voters. It's the Liberals' turn to get hammered 24/7/365!

So, the REAL fight is about to begin. Every day between
now and election-day Tuesday November 4th, 2008 AD (and
forever thereafter) will draw applause from moderate-to-
conservatives, and death rattles from expiring Liberals.

So ask yourself, did Republicans simply lose these mid-
term elections

, or did the RNC "throw the fight", as it
were, because had [R]s won, then the Liberals would've
had a better shot in 2008 of taking the White House(!)?

As in 2000 and 2004, that proved entirely unacceptable,
since no Liberal could ever be permitted to occupy the
Oval Office. I see now that, while the GOP candidates
resoundingly lost the mid-terms, the RNC got precisely
what they were after: the predictable Liberal-meltdown
between now and election-day 2008. THAT is what counts.