On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 07:08:35 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:


jps wrote:

On Sat, 6 Jun 2009 00:46:56 -0400, "Eisboch"
wrote:


I can't stand that Air America and MSNBC is paying him any mind.

I had to turn it off. Listening to him makes me ill and it's a
tremendous waste of time and energy. It's time to ignore him so we
can focus on what needs to be accomplished.



That's about the most intelligent statement you have made in a long
time.
Most moderate conservatives have know that for years. It's encouraging
to
see some of you liberals catching up.

Eisboch



By your standards. I don't live by your standards.

But, it should make you consider that you're way the hell to the
right and need a little adjustment.



I am "way the hell to the right" because I don't subscribe to Rush's
ranting (or even listen to him)?
You are in another dimension pal.

My point is that liberals seem to make a bigger deal and listen to him more
than moderate conservatives. Try again.

Eisboch

I don't care whether you listen to Rush. However, he is driving the
"conservative" message. The conservative dialogue involves fringe
players and has beens from the past like Newt.

The right's lunacy is a tool used to attract attention from the left
and keep the agenda on partisanship rather than solutions.

The leaders of your movement are a bunch of second-rate hacks and the
dems aren't much better but we've got real problems to solve and all
the Rs can do is shoot arrows.

****ing ridiculous. If this were 2003, we'd be accusing conservatives
of providing aid and comfort to the enemy and guilty of sedition.

All your buddy Tom can do is carp. Where's the constructive criticism
of a real "worthy opponent?"

Missing in action.