National Review, RedState Divided Over the GOP's 'Pledge to America'

I haven't read the Pledge to America but at 21 pages I know that it unlikely to change any choice made by American voters in the next 5 weeks. Voters have a position of "Don't Tread on Me". The Republican Party may feel that it has to make up a small book on how it is going to do that but how many people or Republican candidates need more reading material 5 weeks from election day? The good candidates don't need it and the bad candidates are the ones likely to publicly adopt it and then be thankful they won but regretfully state that the emergency of the day overrules any commitment they may have made back in September of 2010.

what's exceptionally frightening is that the libs who got us into this mess seem as incompetent as the Repubs who helped and now claim they are trying to get us out...we need new leadership in both parties who are committed to fiscal responsibility and immune to the lure of special interests groups.

Proof of what's wrong with the Republican party and how inept they are. This whole charade was promised by Boehner in a big announcement on May 25, which then took them four months to come up with. Now even Bret Baier and his totally Repuking panel on Fox News chewed it up and spit it out tonight regarding timing and content. I want to be a good Republican but these people are embarrassing!

Beware of Republicans bearing pledges and contracts.