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fiscal restraint
limited government
free-market solutions
energy independence
strong national defense
might be put into pragmatic reality when it comes to:
global warming (which for a minority of America doesn't believe is happening or that humans contribute to it)
credit crisis and the banking system and the unemployed
Iran and North Korea, the Middle East, Iraq and Pakistan
education of our children that is competitive with the rest of the industrialized world
health care reform and the insurance industry
Let the political debate begin.
She will not be depending on millions of dollars in this campaign as will Mr. Shurtluff and Sen Bennett. She plans to run a grassroots campaign similar to that of Rep Chaffetz. So those that like the best government that money can buy stick with the "good old boys" Mark Shurtluff (attorney general and sen Bennett). Personally I think it is time to bring the government back to the people.
As someone who is not a fan of Gayle Ruzicka or the Eagle Forum, Gayle can vote for who she wants, but no way is Eagar in her back pocket. I am surprised that Gayle has been trying to get press out of Eagar.
I loved the fact that Cherilyn wanted Romney. That has got to tick off a few Ron Paul fans.
Mitt Romney supporting Bennett is nothing new. He always supports the republican in office. He supported Cannon last year, until Chaffetz was the party nominee and them supported Chaffetz.
Romney supporting Bennett might bring in a few $$, but it won't bring in a votes for Bennett.
Eagar is correct that Bridgwater and Shurtleff were early McCain supporters. That single move will wipe out many of their votes.
I agree, this is a Granato v Eagar race.
@zulu1 The 5000 years is being promoted by Glenn Beck. I don't give a rip what Ruzicka thinks.
@Tab
I agree that
fiscal restraint
limited government
free-market solutions
energy independence
strong national defense
are principles most American's agree with. With that focus, Eagar will pick up some of the Democrats.
The 5000 Year Leap: A Miracle That Changed the World
and no, I haven't read it yet.
I like this:
"Im an American. I love this country. I love Utah. Its freedom was dearly bought. My brother served in the Air Force as a test pilot for the F-100. He gave his life in that service. During one of the Department of Defense tours, I not only saw Guantanamo Bay, I stayed in its barracks. Ive seen the brave but vulnerable eyes of young men stationed at Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines the night before they awaited a helicopter mission, from which only half returned the next morning."
It is so ironic that we Republicans are being told that in order to win we must nominate middle of the road candidates. Well, we just did that! We nominated McCain and got whooped. So what now?
Bridgewater is a pretty good guy. Shurtleff is a good gus as well though there is very little conservative about him. He is going to have to deal with video of him promising to not enforce the law when it comes to illegal immigration. This puts him in the same camp as Ted Kennedy and Hillary Clinton on that issue.
This should be a fun race. One suggestion to Eager, don't let Gayle run your campaign. Gayle loves to pretend like she doesn't have to have attention lavished on her as she muscles her way to the front of any crowd. She will hurt your campaign, not help it.
Be your own person, stand on your own values and let the Eagle Forum do their own thing, NOT your campaign.
You look at the basic Eagar principles and you will find people from both sides of the aisle agreeing with. One of my more liberal friends agrees.
I was there. Lee didn't interview anyone else and Gayle shows up. What do you do?
Eagar has much more common sense followers that Lee is giving here credit from.
Someone has been posting this around today:
"Personally I've worked in the performing arts for most of my life and consider my gay friends some of the best and most talented. I've lost some good friends to AIDS. Fifty percent of my NYC-based company employees were gay. I would never, ever do anything to treat them unfairly in the workplace or in my personal associations with them. "
I have no faith from her public statements that she will not just be a continuation of political drive to expand government reach into my private life. I want to see her talk about reducing the size of government and then explaining HOW she would do it. Simply repeating a bunch of buzzwords (bailout, socialism, true conservative) without any meat behind it kinda reminds me of a recent vice-presidential nominee. All show, no substance.
I can also assure you that Gayle Ruzicka does not thrive on the lime light. She is one who works tirelessly to defend God, family and her country, and the principles that this nation was built on. These are basic Republican ideals as I recall.
Both of these women are to be admired and respected and counted on to uphold the values that I hold dear.