Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Reagan Day
It’s not ‘partisan’ to oppose a Reagan Day. It is conservatives themselves who are making it partisan by not putting Reagan into perspective – unless the same conservatives want government to also create an FDR Day for ideological balance and fairness. … It should be somewhat embarrassing to conservatives that some conservatives are whining for government recognition of a president who was rightly skeptical of government. The pathetic neediness of it says something about the current state of the 'conservative movement.'
It’s not ‘partisan’ to oppose a Reagan Day. It is conservatives themselves who are making it partisan by not putting Reagan into perspective – unless the same conservatives want government to also create an FDR Day for ideological balance and fairness. … It should be somewhat embarrassing to conservatives that some conservatives are whining for government recognition of a president who was rightly skeptical of government. The pathetic neediness of it says something about the current state of the 'conservative movement.'
