[TheRealThing]

I would add. The Republicans would do well to remind the citizenry of this land about the legacy of our founding fathers. They bequeathed us a wealth of wisdom embodied in the US Constitution, complete with the amendments and other founding documents and writings such as the Federalist Papers. And, despite the Dem's childish protestations, ala the stereotypical image of a rebellious teenager that such ideas are passé, it is like the wisest man who ever lived said; "There is nothing new under the sun."---King Solomon. Nothing can replace the wisdom of the founding fathers, not even a brand new pen and a government issued blackberry.

Therefore, we as a nation are replete with IDEAS as things stand. In other words, we don't need no stinking "ideas." And the only "answer" we need, is to enforce the laws we already have on the books. The problem for liberals is that they don't like those laws, and have therefore launched an all out war to change said laws. Hence, in the very finest propagandist tradition, the need for more "ideas." But, like I said, we are Americans who already have the best ideas, and those ideas have withstood all manner of assault both intellectual and military. People should understand additionally, that the principles of governance have nothing to do with fads or other social neo-manias of which, we find ourselves beset. The danger we face, is embodied in the clever machinations of the liberal, who have successfully argued in the court against this country's traditional values as understood by those in government and the common man for lo, these past 237 years of our existence. I call that process 'redefinition', and I am convinced it represents the greatest single threat in history to the survival of America.

For example, Hitler is credited by some with causing the deaths of over 25 million innocent men, women and children. Thus history has ascribed to Hitler, the personification of evil. On the other hand, we here in the US have allowed, financed and otherwise abetted over 56 million abortions since Roe v Wade. Now, I call that the slaughter of the innocents, most rightly call it infanticide. But, liberal zealots that push abortion on demand have redefined the practice as "women's health." :please: In such manner, clever repackaging and redefinition, has advanced issues that we know are implicitly beneath any civilized group. Much less the greatest country in history. I guess we fine upstanding Americans will just give ourselves a pass on that one while at the same time, audaciously preaching about human rights to the likes of Russia and Red China.

So, the more we adopt the liberal view point and accept the legislative "ideas" they have thrust upon us, the worse things have gotten. None the less, folks still seem willing to choose not to see the very stark contrast represented by a simple comparison of the Reagan Era versus what we have now. Thus, the battle cry for even more "ideas" by the very ones who have managed to lead us into the wilderness in the first place. Why keep following the lost, when clearly it's the Republicans who remember the road to success, and how to get back on the darn thing. Where has common sense gone? I mean, when one leaves the route, he normally makes a few corrections and gets back on, right?

BTW, the above is the real reason liberal Dems have gone all-in, in their efforts to make Republicans "look" stupid. We who have tasted most of what this life is all about, are old enough to remember the things that made America successful. Therefore Democrats mock and jeer us for living. Why? Heck, they can't have the youth of our land listening to us. That would undermine their efforts to "fundamentally transform" America into some kind of Lennon-esque Utopia. Ironically, we were MUCH closer to that utopian image during the Reagan Administration. So incredibly vital was our economy that Bill Clinton was able to ride the wave of Reagan's financial policies, as outlined by Art Laffer, into a liberally 'redefined' place in history. Such was the obvious attempt to usurp the vision and success of conservative President Reagan. (SHOCKER)