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To: Peter Horry
Pragmatism is good, it leads to accomplishments instead of being bogged down with indecision, inaction and unworkable solutions.

Like a pragmatic Cap and Trade bill? Like a pragmatic amnesty bill? Like a pragmatic Obamacare bill? Don't you think there are times to draw a line in the sand?

367 posted on 12/02/2009 12:53:04 PM PST by Wissa ("So this is how liberty dies... with thunderous applause."-Padme Amidala)
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To: Wissa

“Like a pragmatic Cap and Trade bill? Like a pragmatic amnesty bill? Like a pragmatic Obamacare bill? Don’t you think there are times to draw a line in the sand?”

See 373 for my “go no go gauge” remark, and yes there are some hills you have to be prepared to die on, figuratively... I hope.

As your examples here they are:

1. Cap And Trade - BS it should die.

2. Amenesty is BS - but a guess worker program to cover the work force that the illegals are currently performing would be pragmatic. They would all have to be documented, we don’t need their criminals, nor their deseases, and most of all we don’t need them involved in national politics.

3. Obamacare - see my post to Jim Robinson for that one.


387 posted on 12/02/2009 1:14:04 PM PST by Peter Horry (Those who aren't responsible always know best.)
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