Also note, your original point was that he was the original "neo-con" yet nothing in your list has anything to do with the neo agenda.
It is all part of the contract on America read it.
Link is there.
you are spinning again Damo, I did not say he was the origional neocon.
No you called him a "Founding Father"... Same significance, same mistake, he has never proposed or promoted the neo-con agenda, and most certainly the Contract With America shows that to be true.Strange...I had always thought Newt to be one of the Neocon founding fathers...
you are spinning again Damo, I did not say he was the origional neocon.
No you called him a "Founding Father"...
What do you mean? Of the 10 laws proposed 7 of 10 passed, which was the "neo-con" law? You are really spinning.right just as Jefferson and such are our founding fathers, but this country has not turned out quite like they expected I think....neither did Newts movement.
I thought I said Newt did it ?You said the Contract for America started the neo-con movement. You have yet to say what in the contract you believe started the movement.
Which part of the Contract With America (formerly presented as 'on'), did this? Not even one mention of that kind of stuff in there.I thought I said Newt did it ?
Anyway the cons embracing the likes of foulwell and Robberson was the beginning in my opinion.
What do you mean? Of the 10 laws proposed 7 of 10 passed, which was the "neo-con" law? You are really spinning.
Sure you don't like the guy, but this is a sure attempt to rewrite history. No part of that "contract" is any "Contract 'ON'" Hence the question of "attacks" that is consistently following you.
You are caught in your own spin machine, running with the line of the Party you pretend that you are not part of while towing that line...
right just as Jefferson and such are our founding fathers, but this country has not turned out quite like they expected I think....neither did Newts movement.
I seriously doubt he would get the nod. But heck, stranger things have happened.No it didn't, and Newt was as popular as hemorrhoids when he resigned in disgrace. So, yeah, put Newt at top of the ticket, go ahead.
However, I will say that to my knowledge he was not a neocon. The R party has plenty of different types of fruits and nuts, you know, so you shouldn't get bored.
No it didn't, and Newt was as popular as hemorrhoids when he resigned in disgrace. So, yeah, put Newt at top of the ticket, go ahead.
However, I will say that to my knowledge he was not a neocon. The R party has plenty of different types of fruits and nuts, you know, so you shouldn't get bored.
What do you mean? Of the 10 laws proposed 7 of 10 passed, which was the "neo-con" law? You are really spinning.
Sure you don't like the guy, but this is a sure attempt to rewrite history. No part of that "contract" is any "Contract 'ON'" Hence the question of "attacks" that is consistently following you.
You are caught in your own spin machine, running with the line of the Party you pretend that you are not part of while towing that line...
Can I helop it if demoncrat talking points and mine coincide ? do you not agree with anything the demoncrats say ?
Heck I could probably find one line from hitler or even Bush I could agree with if I dug long enough.
Whine whine whine.
need some cheese ?
lol. Mr. "Don't tow the line" is towing, and towing....Can I helop it if demoncrat talking points and mine coincide ? do you not agree with anything the demoncrats say ?
Heck I could probably find one line from hitler or even Bush I could agree with if I dug long enough.
Whine whine whine.
need some cheese ?