Does anybody think that swearling an oath means ANYTHING to the Party Of Lies?

Again with GOP loyalty oaths?
By: Steve Benen on Thursday, November 29th, 2007 at 10:25 AM - PST
I can appreciate the fact that Virginia Republicans are nervous right now. They’ve lost the last two gubernatorial elections, they lost last year’s U.S. Senate race, they’re about to lose next year’s U.S. Senate race, they lost their majority in the State Senate, and there’s some evidence that the national Dems consider the state in play at the presidential level. It’s enough to make any state GOP committee a little panicky.

But loyalty oaths? Seriously?

If you’re planning to vote in Virginia’s February Republican presidential primary, be prepared to sign an oath swearing your Republican loyalty.

The State Board of Elections on Monday approved a state Republican Party request to require all who apply for a GOP primary ballot first vow in writing that they’ll vote for the party’s presidential nominee next fall.

If this were limited to Virginia, it would merely be disappointing. Alas, these Republican loyalty oaths seem to be catching on elsewhere.

http://www.crooksandliars.com/2007/11/29/again-with-gop-loyalty-oaths/

They can't tell anyone how to vote in a general election or even enforce the loyalty oath.

their attitude towards the Oath of Office all their Congresscritters take....

they are charged with a felony, they declair they were only impersonating a senator, congressman or judge.. that is why they resign and walk scott free all the time... that is why

it* ..being their oath of office

go to any court house and check any local elected or oppointed official, but i would REALLY like to know about tke ReThug leaders

one of the phrases was to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. Seems all he has done is shredd it, so what does an oath mean to the republicans.

Bush: "I, George W. Bush, do solemly swear to protect and defend the Constitution of the United States" - and no lightning strike ...