Having provided that quote, let me quickly say that I don’t believe we are losing! The traitors do, though.

Her treatment of Sarah Palin has been just plain snarky!

Peggy Noonan may have wrote for Reagan, but she was no Reagan! President Reagan was hardly an effete political snob!

Sexism is distasteful, but misogyny is unpalatable. And misogyny directed from one woman to another is nauseating.

They like the media wing of the Democrat Party have made their bed now they MUST lie in it.

As Moe said earlier in this election, when Parker first went rogue on Palin, there are two sides in this election. Pick one.

Frum and Parker and Noonan picked…themselves.

Elections are time for action. At some point, you fall in with your team and get to work.

Frum and Parker and Noonan and Brooks picked…themselves.

All The Directors are doing is pointing that out.

At a time when we needed all hands on deck, pulling on the halyards, these four decided to sit back and play critic.

Thank you very little, Noonan and Parker and Frum and Brooks.

Good riddance.

The biggest example of this: tearing down Sarah Palin AFTER McCain had nominated her.

What was McCain supposed to do? Throw her off the ticket?

What was Palin supposed to do. Take Kathleen Parker’s ridiculous suggestion that she suddenly proclaim that she needed to spend more time with her family?

How did Frum, Noonan and Parker expect McCain to act constructively on their criticism? What was he supposed to do with their advice.

I think the Directors made a good point here. First of all, do no harm to your side.

Noonan, Frum, Parker and Brooks must have known they were hurting McCain’s chances by doing what they did and saying what they’ve said, in the manner they’ve said it.

Of course, they have every right to speak their minde.

And we have every right to point out to them that the knives protruding from between our shoulderblades belong to THEM.

Cursed is the man who accepts a bribe to kill an innocent person.
How much more innocent can an unborn child be.
I will not risk my soul for a politician.
And I can’t vote for a party or person
who hold life in such low esteem.

While I understand the sentiment this is not a conservative nor republican point of view. It is the type of thing the left voices all too often though and I believe that is where it belongs, not on the front page here.

Obama in the White House is something else entirely.

Most Americans agree with the principle of less governance; if the Republican Party seizes on this and can regain trust with the voters, I think we have a good shot.

That being said, there will be a lot of finger pointing going around if John McCain loses. It’ll be similar to the state of the party in 1948, when Dewey lost the presidency to Truman. Taft, the leader of the Old Right, and Dewey, a “Me-Too” Republican, both blamed one another for the loss. That’ll almost certainly happen again if Obama wins. Hopefully, the bloodshed will be kept to a minimum this time around.

And in his own editorial ths week, Kristol compared McCain to Lincoln and said we must battle on regardless of this electoral result.

I pray every night that McCain wins- and thus these losers are left with nothing as their new political overlord goes down to defeat..

THEY WILL BE INCLUDED IN MY BOOK:

” CONSERVATIVE TURNCOATS: THE NEW REPUBLICRATS..

By Liberty Penn Justice

It is odd that actual conservatives supported McCain despite years of disagreement with him, and many moderate putative Republicans couldn’t run away from him fast enough.

So there is enough potential karma here for McCain still to pull it out.