-Questions for Rush, Ann, Laura, Sean, Mark et al. If orthodoxy is the be all end all of conservative thought, how does No Child Left Behind, The Dubai ports deal, Harriet Miers, the largest expansion of the federal government since LBJ, lost majorities in both houses of Congress sit with that lever you pulled twice for George W. Bush? Just asking...I can't seem to recall Chairman Coulter offering to campaign for John Kerry to protest Bush's numerous apostasies to conservative ideals, nor do I recall Limbaugh, Ingraham, Levin, or Hannity calling for a conservative alternative to Bush when he was clearly signaling his open borders tendencies via Mexican truck superhighways he negotiated with the Coca-Cola cowboy to the south Vicente Fox. Perhaps between rounds of golf and updating his favorite cigar selections, Rush can contemplate the irony of bashing the co-author of McCain-Feingold while continuing to shill for the President whose signature made it law! Think Ms. Ingraham takes pause questioning the judgement of Senator McCain while she pitched for the President who gave us Mike Brown at FEMA and the aforementioned Ms Miers? Can Sean Hannitize his carrying Bush's water while the President, a supposed proponent of school choice, fattened up the federal Department of Education with No Child Left Behind, thus ensuring that yet another generation of our children suffer the malignancy of our broken public school system? I must have missed that roadie too. To Mr. Levin, square your Amnesty screed against McCain with your reverance for Ronald Reagan, my polestar of Presidents, who fathered the first amnesty bill when he was in office. Did or does that make Reagan an open borders advocate? Of course not, he was not infallible, even Reagan took a mulligan once in a while. Life would be grand if all problems, in politics and in life, could be magically solved with the wit and wisdom which emanates from the political entertainment medium known as talk-radio. But then talent on loan from God never faces elections every 2 or 4 years, after all, he's got a tee time to catch...