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Debate:Are there any conservatives left in the Republican Party? (view source)
Revision as of 04:45, January 24, 2008
, 04:45, January 24, 2008disagree
*I think a good litmus test for a conservative is whether or not they subscribe to [[Global Warming|global warming]] theories. Global warming is a liberal scheme to have government involvement in everything. Control energy usage, enslave the masses. Now that [[Fred Thompson]] has bowed out, I don't think we have any viable conservative candidates left in the Republican party. <font style="background-color:#121298; color:white;">SW</font><sup>[[User:StephenW|♠]]·[[User_talk:StephenW|♥]]·[[Special:Contributions/StephenW|♣]]</sup> 23:28, 23 January 2008 (EST)
*I think a good litmus test for a conservative is whether or not they subscribe to [[Global Warming|global warming]] theories. Global warming is a liberal scheme to have government involvement in everything. Control energy usage, enslave the masses. Now that [[Fred Thompson]] has bowed out, I don't think we have any viable conservative candidates left in the Republican party. <font style="background-color:#121298; color:white;">SW</font><sup>[[User:StephenW|♠]]·[[User_talk:StephenW|♥]]·[[Special:Contributions/StephenW|♣]]</sup> 23:28, 23 January 2008 (EST)
::That's fallacious. Whether somebody personally believes the science behind global warming or not does not necessarily affect their political opinions per se, or even how they approach the issue of environmentalism. [[User:DanH|DanH]] 23:45, 23 January 2008 (EST)