What, if anything, do Republicans stand for anymore?
The party that promised to restore honor and integrity to Washington brought us Jack Abramoff, Tom DeLay and now, Mark Foley and the subsequent cover-up.
The President that campaigned against nation-building got us into a $1 trillion quagmire in Iraq.
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What, if anything, do Republicans stand for anymore?
The party that promised to restore honor and integrity to Washington brought us Jack Abramoff, Tom DeLay and now, Mark Foley and the subsequent cover-up.
The President that campaigned against nation-building got us into a $1 trillion quagmire in Iraq.
An Administration that pledged to maintain fiscal discipline turned a $127 billion surplus into a $300 billion budget deficit and presided over the larger expansion of government since LBJ.
I could go on and on.
The Democrats aren’t exactly a profile in clarity. But Republicans today give nihilism a good name.
Hurray that the Washington Times and other conservatives are calling for Dennis Hastert and his minions in the House leadership to resign.
But the GOP’s problems began long before Mark Foley started soliciting underage boys.
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