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To: lonestar67; djsherin; calcowgirl; ding_dong_daddy_from_dumas; rabscuttle385
RE:”The Purist game definitely put the democrats in power in 2006 and rapidly accelerated it in 2008.

No it didnt. It was party line loyalism and repeating idiotic talking points (like you suggest I do) that made republicans look like jokes. This was him repeating White House talking points. He is still repeating canned talking points. We need republicans to have credibility and GWB defenders dont have it. BTW: He is downright insulting to Ron Paul supporters. Peter Schiff has more brains in his pinky than Levin, and Schiff wont insult you when you call in.

Tea party's are great. But not for GWB/Cheney. Keep them away

13 posted on 04/14/2009 8:37:49 PM PDT by sickoflibs (RNC Party Theme : "We may be socialists, but they are Marxists!")
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To: sickoflibs

Schiff may have predicted the bust, but he sure didn’t do so well when knowing what was coming. For all the faith you give him, he lost large like the rest of us.

Arguing about a snippet here and there, all not in the context they were made, is useless. Levin says what needs to be said when the time calls for it. He is not the feckless “conservatives” who are supposedly against the cancerous liberal policies.

Ron Paul is a man, period. You can argue from now until eternity about his logic, and you’ll be no better / worse for it. Like Ross Perot before him, we’ve now got trouble that will come back to haunt us much later. Clinton gave us 9/11.

What will Obama and his Clinton Retreads give us?!


19 posted on 04/14/2009 9:00:43 PM PDT by NCCarrs (http://www.cnn.com/2004/ALLPOLITICS/12/30/quake.usa.editorial.reut/index.html)
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