Comments on: Jindal: Something Is Wrong With The GOP

Face The Nation: Republicans Discuss The Future Of Their Party Following Election Losses

[wtcmedic911]

Fairness Doctrine will be enacted because liberals will not stand for any difference of opinion thought that they don%u2019t agree with. Republicans are accused of being closed minded however we have encouraged liberal radio, points of view and are NOT AFRAID OF COMPETITION. The new Liberal Dems are afraid of what they cannot control and on radio the public can speak. It%u2019s funny under democrat control you will find many more liberties no longer to exist

[palmstorm]

Restore the Fairness Doctrine to this nation. It is a founding broadcasting principle which allows those accused of being Socialists, Marxists, and Communists to answer. Last Friday I heard Mark Levin, the scumbag radio right winger, call Obama and Ayers lovers. He is a lawyer by trade, and he knows the limits allowed him on the air by the removal of Fairness regulations. When Fairness is restored, listen to him scream and screech, like the wicked witch as she melts into history. Then listen to the sweet sound of a new day in America, where balance and sanity in electronic public discourse return. It will, at first, be a strange day for those under 21 or so, who don''t have a real bearing on truth, because it was snatched away from our people in 1987.

[cheetah-man7]

Republicans are toast. They will never be able to unite their party when they are too busy judging everyone else''s moral standards in the world and deciding who goes to Heaven and who goes to Hell. Oh yes, did I forget to mention how busy they are soliciting *** in Men''s room stalls, having *** with underage girls (all in the name of God, of course!) and doing meth and hiring male hookers? The GOP has far more issues to resolve than what Palin wears!

[chrisbieber]

the bipartisan charade of alleged opposites will keep playing to packed audiences for the next 4 years with crocodile tears such as this.... the ''me too!" socialism of the Republican is a Tweedledee/Tweedledum pas de duex with our few remaining liberties and soveriegnty on the chopping block..the GOP had a chance to throw out the megalomaniacal militarists and banking shills and nominate Ron Paul and his message of freedom and nonintervention..but the conditioned Pavlovian Skinner-box mazecrawling Republican voters hit the lever and (we) got another RED slice of cheese...and America gets what it deserves...a BLATANT puppet of the globalist Banksters and SaulAlinsky trained Obama...with his National Security Force and National Service....change the glassy-eyed fawning BHO adulators along with the rest of us will get to enjoy...deep.....and hard.

[incog-nito]

As a lifelong conservative, I disagree with these Republicans who find something wrong with the party. As my fellow conservative posters will attest, everything that has ever gone wrong in the course of human history can rightly be blamed on the work of liberals. Therefore, since we are never wrong on anything there is no need to make any changes at all. As our greatest president in history, George W. Bush, would always say, "Stay the course."

[hpcompaq]

the problems with the G.O.P.is they think they are better then everyone else. they screwed up this country and the middle class royal.

[shiningcity1]

I love Jindal! It''s time we Conservative demand true Conservative leadership from our Republican elected officials.
Check out this petition:

http://www.gopetition.com/petitions/we-demand-true-conservative-leadership.html

[velma179]

Newt Gingrich has been all over the news lately. He does seem to enjoy being in the limelight.

He was successful once in bringing the GOP back to [congressional] power and perhaps, he''s aiming to lead another charge.

I hope Republicans do their homework and step back from his type of coalition building -- before they move forward.

By the way, Newt and all you guys ("left" and "right") America is not a center-right country nor is it a center-left country. It is clearly a center-swing country and the pendulum always seems to keep moving.

I, for one would like to see a viable Republican party with the original conservative views intact. Whether Limbaugh or Hannity or any of the "far righties" like it or not -- that Republican party IS not the one they preach.
Personally I''d prefer the members of the country club leading the party, rather than the members of the clergy.

[denn034]

Things will change once Bush leaves office and the Democrats no longer have him or the GOP minority to kick around. People will be forced to blame the Democrats and that gives the GOP an opening. Besides, what good are values that you discard whenever they''re not convenient? Stay true to values and wait for the Democrats to mess up I say!!!!!

[djsp00]

all the power to the god-zealots.
continue ur mindless & chimp brained
deification of regan. shove those values
u know where, be even more angry and
distroy thyself ! may god bless the
conservatives !