Copy of letter to www.MaineWebReport.com Re: Tourism Director Stepping Down:

Conservative tourists should boycott Maine until the state can determine if it wants liberal Democrats or conservative Republicans in the US Senate. The current Snowe/Collins arrangement in the US Senate just ain’t cutting it.

Obviously not a proponent of the liberal agenda, I believe, however, that conservatives can better strategize with true Democrats in power — much easier to count the votes.

Snowe and Collins, without a national mandate, and without apology, continually undercut what could have been a glorious, powerful, dare I say “compassionate” conservative agenda for the past six years and then some (remember the Senate sell-out to Bill Clinton).

What a waste — to have a Republican majority in the House, Senate, and White House, to see what great potential was squandered, because of the selfishness of a handful of spineless ne’er-do-wells.

And voters responded in November 2006: Throw the spineless party out. Elect people who believe in something — be it liberal or conservative. Witness the exit of Lincoln Chafee and other Republican fence riders.

Snowe and Collins, not content with contributing to one of the worst election disasters in the history of the Republican Party, are now prepared to undercut our military, their party, the presidential election of 2008, and, most importantly, the security of our nation; all because their desire to remain in power supersedes what could be a bright future for America and the rest of the world.

Hang in there conservatives. We are witnessing the last gasp of the Woodstock Generation. If we can hold tight for the next couple of years, usher out folks like Snowe and Collins, we will win in Iraq, the Middle East, and at home.

If we fail to fight the good fight, we can look forward to increased global terrorism, the death of entrepreneurial dreams, and ultimately the death of all things great and noble in our country.

I’m doing my small part by boycotting Maine. I’ll rejoin the state’s marketplace when wolves punch in as wolves, and sheep dogs resume their watch.