As for Ralph Reed, he proved himself a worthy and successful political figure during his term as chairman of the Georgia GOP, where he engineered the Republican Revolution of 2002 in the Peach State – two years earlier than I expected. Republicans solidified their gains in 2004, due in part to the aftereffects of Reed’s handiwork.

Fact is, many of Reed’s methods deployed in Georgia were duplicated across the country in 2004, with much success for Bush and the GOP.

The problem is that your rhetoric makes no qualifying distinction between Bush and Terry. I know its all about hating Republicans with you guys, but there is a huge difference between these two and these two types of individuals. How would it be if we used the same language to describe Andrew McCrae and John Kerry – both leftists, but way different. It would be stupid and unfair. Guess what?

Dugger

Next thing you’ll tell me Tom DeLay is right in the mainstream.

Terry. Reed.

Is there someplace I can buy a program?

Because in terms of politics he’s all over the place, but his core support is radical. Since Bush and his administration have regularly attacked the real moderates within the Republican party, there is just no way he falls under that catagory. He’s an extreme capitalist, if you are looking for easy descriptions.

Who did I just hear was running for Lt. Gov. in Georgia?

The problem you have is that you use similar harsh language for moderates like Bush, Romney etc – so when you criticize the likes of Terry, a real fever swamper, you are correct but it means nothing. You have cried “wolf” way too many times.

Dugger