Famous or Important Conservatives who now agree with us…

[Viva_La_Revolution]

…listening to Randi today (3 hours earlier than usual cause work was called on account of rain ) interviewing the great John Dean about the current Decider’s flagrant disregard for the Constitution and the Law. She mentions the number of Conservatives who now admit that we are correct when we say this administration is flawed, criminal and, frankly, psychopathic.

Today she interviews;
John Dean – former White House counsel to Nixon, a true, brilliant Conservative.
Bruce Fein - Former Associate Deputy Attorney General under President Ronald Reagan
and Elizabeth de la Vega - Former Federal Prosecutor.
Jonathan Turley could not participate, but he sends his regrets.


This got me thinking - we should have a handy list of Famous or Important Conservatives who agree on the Vital Issues that the Far Looney Left is screaming about.

Please contribute to this worthy cause by listing below the names of those who have publicly stated that we are in agreement on Vital Constitutional Issues.

[LSK]

1. Arianna Huffington?

[Viva_La_Revolution]

7. Please, dahling...

I'm much more sexy.


edit: oh, you were adding her to the list, my bad.

[Kurovski]

2. A kick for a great idea.

I'm an idiot, and have nothing more than that to add.

That, and my future service as vice-president of the United States of America.

[whistle]

3. Yes...kick

[northzax]

4. Senator Jim WEbb?

perhaps?

[Viva_La_Revolution]

8. excellent addition.

thanks!

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

5. William F. Buckley

has come out against the war, IIRC

[TwilightGardener]

6. I'll proudly add my Senator, Hagel, to that list--he said on TV (speaking about ChimpCo)

that we tried a monarchy once, and it didn't work out. Then he suggested that Bush and Cheney should re-read the Constitution, and mentioned the possibilty of impeachment. Also said Gonzo should resign, and that Scooter Libby should have gone to jail. Of course, he's also considered "toast" in Nebraska in '08 for these comments, and for his opposition to the war. Oh well.

[murielm99]

9. He just wants to be President.

When the current crop of flawed wannabes runs its course, Hagel will step in.

[TwilightGardener]

10. Unlikely, unless he manages to be Bloomberg's VP--

getting too late to run now, anyway, and the above-mentioned comments are a bit counterproductive to winning the GOP base over. I think he's going to be retired/unemployed at the end of '08.

[Kurovski]

11. Kick.

[kineneb]

12. Paul Craig Roberts

lots of articles at Information Clearing House and Counterpunch. And an interview w/Thom Hartman.

[Hamlette]

13. Andrew Sullivan

And Joe Scarborough seemed to be with us for a time but since he went mornings I understand he's vapid.

[JPettus]

16. He waited until he went to mornings?

to become vapid?

[Bozita]

14. You want Republicans? ... Listen to these prominent GOPers

http://www.620kpoj.com/cc-common/podcast/single_podcast...

07/19/07 - Thom Hartmann National
Thom Hartmann's National Radio Show - 7/19/07 ::: Hour 1 w/ former Reagan Administration official Paul Craig Roberts - a conservative IN FAVOR of impeachment.

To download the podcast, right-click "Listen" and select "Save As" from the menu.

07/18/07 - Thom Hartmann National
Thom Hartmann's National Radio Show - 7/18/07 ::: Hour 1 with guest Bruce Fein from the American Freedom Agenda and other conservative right wing think tanks.

To download the podcast, right-click "Listen" and select "Save As" from the menu.

IMHO, these two interviews show the need for immediate IMPEACHment!

[Bozita]

18. Fein drew up the impeachment charges on Clinton. He says, "impeach." Whattya say to that?

[Kurovski]

15. Andrew Sullivan?

And I think Peggy Noonan?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/robert-j-elisberg/peggy-n...

[BrotherBuzz]

17. Pete McCloskey

Don't be under any illusions that I'm a great man," Pete McCloskey insisted, his steel-blue eyes fixed on his interlocutor. "I'm just pissed off. ...

http://www.motherjones.com/news/feature/2006/09/revolt_...