Conservatives against Bush

By Aziz P. -
get a bumper sticker! This is an interesting (if spartan) website that criticizes Bush from a staunchly conservative perspective. Their strongest critiques are of the neo-Imperialist foreign policy, gross fiscal irresponsibility, and assault on civil liberties by the Bush Administration. They also are not fans of government spending, of course. I wonder if these guys have been to Republicans for Dean yet? Obviously Dean will not be a perfect candidate, but as an alternative to Bush who wears conservatism as a fig leaf for his corporatist agenda, he certainly has to be attractive to these and other like-minded people.

BTW, note that Republicans for Dean has moved to a new MT-based blog, and also do visit ModerateRepublican.net for more yummy conservative goodness.

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