Rush's Rant ( Edited with Scarborough link )

--- Below is an article by Joe Scarborough for reference ---

Ok, I have to respond to Rush. Look at the monologue : http://www.rushlimbaugh.com/home/daily/site_101806/content/landmark_rush_monologue.guest.html

I understand what Rush is saying and what he is trying to do but it is still poop. The republicans of this administration and congress have been utter failures, traitors of the faith and at best wolves lying in wait to deceive. Wake up Rush! Just as Buchanan and Scarborough stated, "movement" conservatives are lost in the Republican party. People who voted for true conservative principles are once again realizing that republicans don't stand for their values. These "movement" conservatives are people of principle and characters of consciousness. They are not party hogs and they certainly don't care what whether they lose an election if it means they have to give up their principles. This idea of leadership and values at any cost is what Reagan and Gingrich were all about. That is what we loved about them and why we long for the return of their principles.

What Rush doesn't seem to understand is that a people so moved and idealistic do not give up easily, and that no amount of fear of the "other" side can so move them to quit themselves. What most conservatives are saying is that we don't care who wins, the two groups are the same. Republicans dressed as conservatives should get as much respect as men dressed in women's clothing.

The conservative movement within the republican party is no more. They are ex-conservatives, they are conservatives that have passed on, conservatives that have gave up the ghost, they are picking up daisies. As good members of society we should respectfully bury them and hope they were believers and can be made whole again. The way we restore ourselves is by once again making a contract with the country to restoring American values and vote our conservative, moral and down right kick butt conscious.

--- See Joe's Article ---
http://www.washingtonmonthly.com/features/2006/0610.scarborough.html