GOP memo touts new terror attack as way to reverse party's decline

By DOUG THOMPSON
Publisher, Capitol Hill Blue
Nov 10, 2005, 06:19

A confidential memo circulating among senior Republican leaders suggests that a new attack by terrorists on U.S. soil could reverse the sagging fortunes of President George W. Bush as well as the GOP and "restore his image as a leader of the American people."

The closely-guarded memo lays out a list of scenarios to bring the Republican party back from the political brink, including a devastating attack by terrorists that could “validate” the President’s war on terror and allow Bush to “unite the country” in a “time of national shock and sorrow.”

The memo says such a reversal in the President's fortunes could keep the party from losing control of Congress in the 2006 midterm elections.

GOP insiders who have seen the memo admit it’s a risky strategy and point out that such scenarios are “blue sky thinking” that often occurs in political planning sessions.

“The President’s popularity was at an all-time high following the 9/11 attacks,” admits one aide. “Americans band together at a time of crisis.”

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There are a few politians that are honest, but they're called radicals and extremists by the dishonest ones. Ron Paul is becoming quite alarmed by the actions of the corrupt politicos.

I heard him on the radio say, well here's what he said...

And that brings us back to the memo in question.

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Sure go deeper into the trance as real conservatives are finally coming out of theirs. Sounds like the "safe" thing to do to me.

 

I've read that only around 3% of the colonial population was behind the American revolution in the begining, including preachers. More joined as time went on and the odds of winning independence got even longer.

 

I don't think many Republicans can call themselves real conservatives with a straght face anymore these days. But the faux conservatives can call Ron Paul and Tom Tancredo racial radical extremists without to many qualms.

 

Genesis 6:6 And it repented the LORD that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him at his heart.

Physical pain isn't the only pain that can make one weep.

It isn't what Tancredo is saying it's what the faux conservatives are saying. The word vigilante comes to mind and that word parted from the lips of a faux conservative in the White House.

Happy birthday from Corey, Flanders, Cisco and I Ken.

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Considering they are building the infrastructure for the FTAA in Texas already the border will be transformed (not secured) into being part of the super highway from the tip of South America to Canada. That, our tax dollars are and will continue to pay for. We're paying for our own demise, how comforting!

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Tears and compassion go together. Besides, Jesus is the Creator.

Tom Tancredo is about the only politician I trust now. The American public is starting to sense that our borders will never be protected by our government, because it is not the plan for the global one world government soon to come.

I wish some conservative would have the guts to expose this memo, if it is true.

Happy Birthday, Ken. </font>[/QUOTE]I heard about this memo from a real conservative on the radio.

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