CommentsDisplaying J Tom Wilson's 10 most recent comments.

• Did Debate Help Romney Solidify Leading Position in New Hampshire…and Beyond?

  January 8, 2012 at 1:41am

  In reply to JP16.

  I had the same reaction JP, It’s sad when a supposed conservative stoops to to class envy to win votes. There are some who will be moved by such pandering though. Huckabee has a measure of success with the same tactic. I wouldn’t be surprised to see Santorum use it again. A big part of his appeal is as a champion of blue collar Republicans. I like having a Republican appealing to blue collar conservatives, but I dislike that it’s couched in class resentment.
  Obama will use this same tactic against Romney.

• American Nazi Party Endorses Occupy Wall Street‘s ’Courage,‘ Tells Members to Support Protests and Fight ’Judeo-Capitalist Banksters’

  October 15, 2011 at 6:05pm

  In reply to ThoreauHD.

  Exactly!

• American Nazi Party Endorses Occupy Wall Street‘s ’Courage,‘ Tells Members to Support Protests and Fight ’Judeo-Capitalist Banksters’

  October 15, 2011 at 5:59pm

  Good riddance. Just stop pretending to be an American conservative.

• Rush Slams Romney: He ‘Is Not a Conservative’

  October 15, 2011 at 4:03pm

  In reply to L-man.

  L-Man “Romney Rino believs in MAN MADE GLOBAL WARMING !
  ENOUGH SAID!
  CAIN/NEWT 2012 CAIN / NEWT 2012″

  Romney never made a TV add with Pelosi urging voters to put pressure on congress to take measures to end “climate change”. Yet your promoting Newt as VP! That’s rich.

• Rush Slams Romney: He ‘Is Not a Conservative’

  October 15, 2011 at 1:31pm

  In reply to Jennifer_D.

  @Jennifer_D
  So you disagree with Rush’s 2008 statement. Was Rush being a sell out, or a squish in supporting Romney in 2008? Did you agree with Rush in 2008 that Romney was a true conservative that stood up for all three legs of the conservative agenda? What conservative position has Romney shrunk from sense Rush backed him in 2008?

• Rush Slams Romney: He ‘Is Not a Conservative’

  October 14, 2011 at 9:46am

  In reply to KusoJiJi.

  Last election cycle Rush said Romney was the candidate that stood for all three legs of the conservative movement. This time Rush say Romney is no conservative.That’s a classic flip-flop if ever there was one.

• George Will: The Republican Party Has Become Too Dependent on Southern States

  September 25, 2011 at 11:35pm

  In reply to jessieH.

  So true, but it would be more lame without George Will. I don’t think he was slamming the south, or southerners. He sees a need to expand the areas the GOP can be competitive. That’s all.

• Mitch Daniels: Cut Perry Some Slack

  September 25, 2011 at 8:44pm

  In reply to ILmommy5.

  Of course the Dems will play the race card. Only liberal backs receive protection. Cain’s a great guy, but his 9+9+9 would cripple him in the general. If you must, vote for him in the primary, but you’ll be voting for someone else in the general, if you vote Republican.

• Mitch Daniels: Cut Perry Some Slack

  September 25, 2011 at 8:14pm

  In reply to Sicboy.

  Perry’s not conservative, That’s just plain goofy thinking on your part. Is Perry in the mainstream of conservative thought on immigration? Nope, but that doesn’t disqualify him as a conservative. Is he a moderate? Hardly. Is he a liberal? Only to the insane. Is he an opportunist? It’s very hard, if not impossible for any politician not to indulge in opportunism to some degree.

• Mitch Daniels: Cut Perry Some Slack

  September 25, 2011 at 7:13pm

  In reply to lillymckim.

  LILLYMCKIM and VENNOY You are both right. Who ever gains enough support to win the nomination deserves our support. No two minds and no two persons passions match perfectly, we always need to compromise to get along.
  After we win back the White house, (God willing) I’d like a candidate that can gain support of Democrats for policies that will shrink government. This was one of the things about Mitch Daniels I admired. He respects people even if they disagree with him. This alarms some, but in the long run we need to develop a general consensus that smaller government, and less dependence on government makes for stronger families, and stronger, happier Americans.