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To: CountryClassSF
1) What is the difference between outright libertarianism and being a “moderate Republican? They all seem to be saying the same things.

Pretty much the same, a rino supports the left on the border and social issues, and in hatred of the social conservatives, yet largely supports the conservative position on economics, rino or "moderate" is already melding into libertarian, and you will see more of that in the future.

131 posted on 03/17/2013 3:35:06 PM PDT by ansel12 (" I would not be in the United States Senate if it wasnÂ’t for Sarah Palin " Cruz said.)
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To: ansel12

Thanks.

It’s funny how social conservatism constantly gets scapegoated -— even when not on the ballot.

And when they DO get on the ballot, the RINOs start attacking them or abandoning them (i.e. Akin). They expect all of us to “toe the line” when a candidate who is not our cup of tea gets nominated, but they never do the same.

No wonder it’s such a mess.


136 posted on 03/17/2013 3:49:16 PM PDT by CountryClassSF
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