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To: VxH
>The only party in Washington is the Fund Raising Party

The Constitution,
of course, says nothing about
parties. And, in fact,

the Constitution
says political power
should be balanced in

the Executive,
the Legislative and the
Judicial branches

of the government.
In an indirect way that
could simply be read

as an injunction
against political might
vested in parties.

But -- you tell me -- WHO
do I vote for to get rid
of the party works?

And, between Bush and
Hillary, who is the less
bizarre and monstrous?!

9 posted on 11/05/2003 10:16:45 AM PST by theFIRMbss
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To: theFIRMbss
>>But -- you tell me -- WHO do I vote for to get rid of the party works?

At this point, I think the system is FUBAR.

We could call a constitutional convention to attempt to fix the mess. But, given the players, that would problably achieve nothing other than the creation of a "constitutional" communist manifesto.

So who do I vote for?

In 2000 I wrote in "Governor Jesse Ventura" for president.

12 posted on 11/05/2003 11:31:54 AM PST by VxH
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