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Electoral Memorandum: When a true Conservative is on the ballot
By sage of monticello | May 27, 2008
Topics: Campaign 2008 |
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News to Peruse
- McCain snags another high level Dem
- Prominent Hillary fundraiser supports McCain
- On the stump, Obama moves past hope
- McCain thrills College Republicans
- Grand Young Party
- GOP unveils "war room" at Democratic convention
- Biden pick shows lack of confidence
- Money isn't everything: Obama out-spends McCain, but goes down in the polls
- McCain dominates Saddleback Forum
- Obama's tax plan is really a welfare plan
What do you think of this year's field program?
- It's awesome - Charlie & the rest of the CRNC team rock! (49%, 39 Votes)
- It's better than the past - Good job (20%, 16 Votes)
- It's worse than the past - CRNC could do better (18%, 14 Votes)
- It's horrible - I hate it (14%, 11 Votes)
Total Voters: 80
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May 28th, 2008 at 7:24 pm
I’m conservative and Reagan was a good president, but let’s be honest–20 years before Reagan’s ‘84 landslide, we also had a conservative (Goldwater) on the ballot. We all know how that turned out.
Winning presidential elections is not about how conservative our candidate is, but more to do with how conservative the electorate feels on election day.