To utlegaleagle:
Oddly enough, you ASSUME by my statements posted after the article that I must represent and hold similar RLC views, of which I may, or may not, irrelevant one way or the other. I never criticize a "true Conservative" when they stay true to the principles and beliefs that go with that, among those I believer to be strict adherence to the Constitution and it's laws. I know enough about the Republican Liberty Caucus to know that evidently you must not. You see all 3 prospective candidates as good options huh? Sounds like a typical mass media spoon fed and led GOP member, which is much of the reason why the GOP was "embarrassed" as a whole in the last election, and hasn't had that many "good options" as a unit recently. Along with the fact that so many blindly vote with the whomever carries the "R" next to their name, regardless of principles. That's as ludicrous and bandwagon as the other side. That, my fellow American, is what is wrong with the Republican Party as of late, and why the mindset of the GOP must change, otherwise there soon will be no REAL Conservatives in D.C. for us, just a bunch of pretenders. If you vote on your principles, you are never throwing a vote away in America. If you think so, you may wanna stay home on election day, and simply vote for the next American Idol, cuz your vote wont matter either...
Zach Wamp IMO would be just another typical "political zero" as our Governor. I have watched him, over the years, "flip flop" on many occasions. Remember the "Contract with America" back in the '90's?? What happened to the term limits? Shouldn't Zach have stepped down already based on that? The "bailout" last fall. He was a good Conservative, and voted against it, then succumbed to peer pressure and voted against core GOP principles(some that many have forgotten) and voted IN FAVOR of it and helped it to pass. Zach is like many in D.C. in that he scavenges many voters short term memory and gives them a bone to chew near election time, and then during his term, votes what he thinks the "cool trend" is, regardless of principles. This TRUE Conservative has never been impressed with the Wamp critter, and is upset how he tries to carry the banner of a Conservative. I wish he would try the abnormal political idea of just always being honest with the people, and acting always on principles, regardless of result. I want a winner...not a pretender...
Tennessee: Wamp campaign lists 10 reasons he will win state governor’s race
To utlegaleagle: Oddly enough, you ASSUME by my statements posted after the article that I must represent and hold similar RLC views, of which I may, or may not, irrelevant one way or the other. I never criticize a "true Conservative" when they stay true to the principles and beliefs that go with that, among those I believer to be strict adherence to the Constitution and it's laws. I know enough about the Republican Liberty Caucus to know that evidently you must not. You see all 3 prospective candidates as good options huh? Sounds like a typical mass media spoon fed and led GOP member, which is much of the reason why the GOP was "embarrassed" as a whole in the last election, and hasn't had that many "good options" as a unit recently. Along with the fact that so many blindly vote with the whomever carries the "R" next to their name, regardless of principles. That's as ludicrous and bandwagon as the other side. That, my fellow American, is what is wrong with the Republican Party as of late, and why the mindset of the GOP must change, otherwise there soon will be no REAL Conservatives in D.C. for us, just a bunch of pretenders. If you vote on your principles, you are never throwing a vote away in America. If you think so, you may wanna stay home on election day, and simply vote for the next American Idol, cuz your vote wont matter either...
Tennessee: Wamp campaign lists 10 reasons he will win state governor’s race
Zach Wamp IMO would be just another typical "political zero" as our Governor. I have watched him, over the years, "flip flop" on many occasions. Remember the "Contract with America" back in the '90's?? What happened to the term limits? Shouldn't Zach have stepped down already based on that? The "bailout" last fall. He was a good Conservative, and voted against it, then succumbed to peer pressure and voted against core GOP principles(some that many have forgotten) and voted IN FAVOR of it and helped it to pass. Zach is like many in D.C. in that he scavenges many voters short term memory and gives them a bone to chew near election time, and then during his term, votes what he thinks the "cool trend" is, regardless of principles. This TRUE Conservative has never been impressed with the Wamp critter, and is upset how he tries to carry the banner of a Conservative. I wish he would try the abnormal political idea of just always being honest with the people, and acting always on principles, regardless of result. I want a winner...not a pretender...