how many conservatives saw Pres Bush's speech last night and wanted to move?
110642
I am not conservative. \n  However, certain things needed to be said. We need to keep our competitive edge in the marketplace and invest more in scientific research. We also need more science courses that are on par or superior to science courses in other parts of the world. We need to continue to lead the way and to be able to compete economically with India and China.\n    Also, the Gulf needs all of our support.\nOverall, it was a great speech.
590940
Doesn't work for conservatives because Bush isn't a conservative.  Remember there is a difference between a conservative and a Republican. Bush is a neocon Republican which is a liberal on spending and wants a one world government.  I as a Conservative would prefer no impeachment but would like him out and a true Conservative in but no Hillery. I an hower afraid we may be on a downward spiral on all your issues regaurdless.
653483
Well Find Out Monday Night drizztbabe\n\n"Bush to Address Nation Monday Night on Immigration"\nhttp://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,195244,00.html
473232
Why bother?  Nancy Pelosi, Barbara Boxer, et al. have got it all sewn up.  Open your mouth and utter a conservative word, and I think they'll actually kick you out of the state.  Really!
853206
I think for the last year President Bush has been the fall guy for Rumsfield but loyalty is high on his agenda. His administration has more friends than many think - the election is over & to take the next election will require unity. We proved every man for himself did not work. The ranks will close. My state went 82% Republican including several Democrat seats to state Senate & House. We split our national House seats. Conservatives & Moderates will learn the Democrats do not speak for them. This could be a good thing - sacrificial lambs.
957072
I have to agree with you BUT, the NEOCONS, don't call them selves neocons, they call them selves Conservative. I do not think in any sense of the word 75% of normal republicans from pre Bush days agree with that. Most of them are normal caring people who were Republicans because they believed in small government, financial responsibility and less interference from the government who are very disillusioned right now I just feel the present Administration of Neocons teach this what you list, They target uneducated, unhappy and unguided people and tell them the liberals are why they are so unhappy, and because they are so misguided and unhappy to begin with they believe them. Look at all the blanket hate messages you see against anyone against Bush, its sad, people need to look at this as a right vs wrong thing, not a us vs them thing. Its just sad to see our own TV teaching us hate, how many times do you see the term liberal used in a negative way, on TV, was NEVER like this till Bush and the Neocons got here and sad to say so many closed minded ignorant people who follow blindly  No wonder why many people think were ugly americans. Just wish people would look at facts and whats right or wrong instead of sides no matter what
58559
Of cource i do **** that was one of the most afican american populated states in u.s,dont get me stated on family(lol and if signs were showing that a hericane might accure bush should have at least try to warn them!
838279
I'm not a republican or a democrat, I hate Bush, but was rather impressed with his concession speech.  He was rather graceful in defeat.  Maybe he should lose more often?
827221
Katrina was the turning point in this country. Seeing the habitual lack of care for humanity is what sent his poll numbers to where they are now. \n\nBarbara Bush's words: "So many people in the arena here were under privileged anyway, this is really working out quite well for them".\n\nThe family doesn't care about anyone without a thick wallet. Its time we started realizing that, both true conservatives and liberals alike.
765782
Absolutely! Traditionally, marriage laws are determined by the states, and even though the conservatives often say that they want less government on the national level and more on the local level, Bush certainly took it upon himself to address the issue. But then again, I think that even Tucker Carlson said that Bush isn't even really a conservative. He may claim to be a conservative and spout conservative rhetoric, but his spending habits and many of his policies have been anything but conservative.
811989
Yes, I voted, but in my state not too much changed....I'm in TX where the status quo reigns supreme.  However, I was pleased to see the turnout nationally.  I have a renewed faith in my fellow Americans...I'm glad others are sick of the "socially darwinist" agenda the Repubs. have been pushing.
1029619
Finally someone gets it. The left wing nuts are losing their minds this week. It is the same old tired rhetoric from the left and no new ideas. I would like to see us Conservatives get more on offense and stay on top of them. When asked for real solutions the left always reverts back to their empty talking points. Keep fighting the good fight!
1060064
Pretty friggin dense. How dense exactly? Well, just look at the answers of the Bush supporters on here.\nThose 28% who still support him are either blinded by conservative propaganda from FoxNews or they are just uneducated, unsmart or simply do not care. There is hope though, many of these people are finally seeing the light. His approval rating keeps dropping, someday soon it will be at 2% (only the filthy rich and Haliburton employees)\nLike you stated: all you have to do is compare 2000-2006 to 1992-2000. What a difference!\n\nI also must mention how hilarious "Rock Hunter's" answer is. False surplus? LOL.
812282
You probably would not expect to hear this from a Republican, but I think this may be a good thing for our party. Sometimes when ANY particular party has had success for several elections in a row in maintaining control of the House and Senate, they start pulling away from the middle, where the majority of Americans actually are. A wake up call such as this last election brings the party back into check, causing them to reassess their positions and moving more toward compromises to gain those borderline voters.\n\nI look to this event as being a catalyst to refocus the Republicans and have them more attuned to the will of the people so they will be stronger for 2008. Watch for moderate Republicans like McCain run for President.\n\nI see the Democrats as misinterpretting the will of the people thinking this is a hearty endorsement of their platform rather than a cry for change. They'll not have quite as strong a showing in 2008, and by 2012 control will revert back to the Republicans again. I predict an extreme left-winger to run for President. I don't think it'll be Hillary but she may be added to the ticket for VP.\n\nAs far as real change in the next 2 years, don't count on it. Bush is still in charge and although the Dems gained control, many of the seats they won were from moderate Dems like Lieberman, Casey, Webb, and Tester which will not support a retreat/defeat in Iraq.
941661
I was inclined to support the action, because the president and a large majority of each house of congress did:\n\nhttp://hnn.us/articles/1282.html
923811
You got that right, Bush was hit twice today at his press conference for slights. (1) He said the Neocons got thumped (2) He was called out for insulting Nancy Pelosi by the New York Times. I'm sure the Neocons will try to spin this too, and call it Liberal Media. Bush said it!!! Bush's Flip Flopping over Rumsfeld being fired by him was really incredible too, I believe he was a bit steamed over the results of his proper thumpin, as he put it....LMAO The New York Times reporter mentioned "THUMPIN" without a (G) as proper speech etiquette too, Ha Ha Ha!!! I loved it!!!!
820426
Conservatives are at war with everyone! They can't play nice. Don't like Bible beaters. I'm just glade that the Democrats won! I sleep better at night!