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RNC Vice Chairman Bopp's Resolution

Submitted by davidfarrar on Sat, 01/03/2009 - 23:46
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RNC Vice Chairman James Bopp's resolution against the bailout is a much needed first step in moving the party back to traditional fiscal conservative values. As young, college Republicans prepare themselves to race off to fight the good fight, perhaps they should take a few moments to see just where the most important fight is presently being fought in terms of preserving our Republican values.

To date I have not seen or heard one word of support or even discussion about the "Resolution" from any of the perspective RNC Chair candidates. If I am worng in this regard, I would deeply appreciate an update for the record.

If I was a young Republican wanting nothing more than to defend the party's platform, my  course would seem clear: The "Resolution" must be supported by the next RNC Chair or the party's platform is meaningless.

For those of you who are not up to date on this important party issue, I would suggest you go to "Open-Thread-On-Future-Roles-of-the-Party" and get educated BEFORE you rush out to defend what the party's leadership has thus far failed to defend.

The key to victory is first fighting the right fight.

 ex animo

davidfarrar

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I emailed RNC to support this

Submitted by VinceP1974 on Sun, 01/04/2009 - 14:20.

A few days ago I sent an email to the RNC saying that it was critical they support the measure.  This is ridiculous that our own President destroy the fundamentals of this country and then right before the coming to power of someone who spent his entire life immersed in Marxism.  It's unbelievable.

 

 

You ain't kidding, brother.

Submitted by davidfarrar on Sun, 01/04/2009 - 23:57.

It seems to me the younger generation simply doesn't want to learn what us older guys have learned over the past thirty years, and are bound and determined to rush headlong into the future making the very same mistakes we have made. I am also appalled that these same supposedly internet savvy youngsters haven't really grasped the Internet's significance. Obama's Internet experience has already made the Democratic Party irrelevant, do Republicans want the same thing happening to their party? Don't they understand, political parties are the closest thing we have to the voice of the People in our democracy? Once political parties are gone, the Peoples' voice will be silenced. Why have a political party whose only function is to win elections if the people we put in power can freely ignore the political values they were elected to uphold?

ex animo

davidfarrar