I am liking what I am seeing.

Nice address - Good luck with the blog.

I'm really looking forward to see this grow, just like BFB.

Nice, clean format, I like it. Looking forward to this pages growth as well

Good luck with the new blog.

Just added ya to the blogroll...good luck.

-The MUSC Tiger

I just learned of your blog and will be adding it to the roll soon.

Ah, its a fine day to reaffirm our loyalty to the President and a fine day to launch a new blog. Like the color scheme a lot.

Let's kick the tires & light the fires! Happy to be on board!

I like the format, color scheme, disclaimer and posts. Will visit you often.

First day and I'm already seeing a lot of new reader names besides the B4B regulars- a good sign. The grassroots is (are) growing. You know the Dems are going to try to copy what the GOP did in this last election cycle, so we need to stay one step ahead of them.

...one goose-step ahead of them.

Great look guys -- here's to another four fantastic years. However, we can only celebrate so long -- it's time to start gearing up for '06!

So "onan" can sing one note and one note only. Your obsession with those National Socialists comes naturally, onan. Stop projecting and embrace the implosion, loser.

I am a registered independent voter. For now (and it looks like the forseeable future) I will be voting Republican in man national elections. I will not climb down from my watchtower of vigilance because I know that indifference and complacency are enemies of liberty. I would like to see the Republican Party expand its platform to communicate to the American voters that caring for the: poor, uneducated, unemployed or underemployed, uninsured, nature loving, environment protecting, recycling, social issues concerned person is not the property of the Democratic party.

I would also like to see the pendulum swing in the Democratic party to address pro-life issues, a rejection of gay marriage, and realistic solutions to our Social Security crisis, energy needs and oppression of peoples under dictators. Until then, I will continue to lobby both sides and vote for the ones who best pursue a conservative agenda.

Oh, look, the one with the...brains?.

I know you guys deal in catch phrases like Socialist but the parallel with your movement and the Nazi movement is too great to be distracted by the use of hot-button phrases.

onan is great with the nonsequitur and begging the question. The implication is, of course, that Republicans advocate hatred of people based on ethnicity. "except for the part about the Jews, sounds like a Republican."
How about actually backing up your statements, onan? I listened to the speech today, and once again, President Bush advocated liberty for ALL people. This has been a consistent theme of this president, and it is more than a theme. Like Lincoln, our first Republican president, Bush is willing to do more than talk. He takes decisive action, even at great political risk. Seeking to overthrow tyranny and turning control back over to the people hardly parallels Nazi thought.
Perhaps you need to actually read the the numerous sources of conservative(mostly Republican)thought, such as The Weekly Standard, National Review, or many others. This site alone will link you to dozens, if not hundreds, of accurate expressions of the "Republican" mindset. If you will take just a bit of time to examine them, I believe you will find your Republican=Nazi paradigm to be utterly false.
I have moved more and more to the right because I HAVE been reading these various journals, and I have found that in general, it is the Republicans who truly practice cultural diversity, freedom of expression, and empowerment of the individual.
So, onan, if you wish to make your comparisions, provide specific examples of how your analogy holds up.

"Oh, look, the one with the...brains?. "

More than you will ever attain, loser.

"I know you guys deal in catch phrases like Socialist"

"Socialist" isn't a catch phrase, moron. It's a disease. One you are afflicted with no less.

" but the parallel with your movement and the Nazi movement is"

Non existent.

" too great to be distracted by the use of hot-button phrases. "

LOL! Nazi = National Socialist

"Except for the part about the Jews, sounds like a Republican. "

Like hell it does. Hitler, like the socialist stain he was, bastardized Christian teachings and used them to manipulate the German people. Sort of like "As a Chatholic I think life starts at conception, but I can't impose my values on others." :)

*Chuckles and looks around the place*

Nice and clean. Very bright and open. I like it! :)

It's good to be here from B4B and it's good to see we've already got our first troll! Yay! I feel so happy. Thanks for the housewarming gift onan! :D

Onan apparently considers himself a minor expert on Nazism. He was kind enough to treat us to the limits of his expertise in a few other threads. It might be amusing to get his perspective on Captain Ernst Roehm--assuming that he knows who Roehm was.

I especially like the logo picture...

Four great Republican presidents and the best two "others". ;)

Tannenberg,
If I remember right, Roehm was Hitler's WWI captain, and he was a homosexual whom Hitler had murdered because of inappropriate conduct with young boys (had to do a report on Hitler as a freshman in high school, so my memory might be a little off here, but I think that's pretty accurate).

You're in the ballpark, PD. You might review Shirer's "Rise and Fall" for more exact details. A pity that the troll was banned before he could wade into this minefield....

Gotta add here that I conclude that 'onan' just hates Christ, Christianity and Christians so is going to any lengths to demean Him, that and them.

The German Socialist Party grew out of liberalism in Germany. It was a SOCIALIST Party, based in paganism and the occult and practices devoted to class status and "workers" "rights" and other purely social causes, with government and a central figure as (a substitute for) religion.

So, based upon the REALITY of who the German Socialist Party was and from whence it drew it's motivational points and also drew references, if there are any people in the U.S. today who are aligned with that, with the German Socialist Party ("the Nazis"), then it's liberalism, Democrats.

The Nazis were economically Leftist and socially and politically Rightest. Not that this old argument is going to get us anywhere; the perennial debate over who gets the blame for the Nazis misses the point that the political spectrum isn't simply linear, but multi-dimensional. Authoritiarianism exists on both sides of the "Left/Right" divide.