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To: TrappedInLiberalHell
I know it sounds crazy, but I was musing that if I start dating again, I ought to ask right off the bat: "What party do you belong to, and who did you vote for in the 1996 and 2000 elections?" It would save so much time. Maybe that sounds intolerant of ME, but it would definitely say a lot about her values that might take several dates otherwise.

OF COURSE. Gee. That should be one of the first things you establish before you go out with someone. And I put that criterion ahead of finding out if they're of the same faith, too. Doesn't do much good if they're Christian but leftist as well.

216 posted on 11/18/2003 4:25:42 PM PST by Capriole (Foi vainquera)
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To: Capriole
OF COURSE. Gee. That should be one of the first things you establish before you go out with someone. And I put that criterion ahead of finding out if they're of the same faith, too. Doesn't do much good if they're Christian but leftist as well.

Be patient with me, I still have vestigial liberal appendages when it comes to dealing with women. I'm still recovering from the brainwashing that taught me you have to be a sap and worry about making a good impression on the woman, rather than worrying about whether she's making a good impression on you. I guess my kind of woman wouldn't mind me asking about political leanings so bluntly, and I wouldn't want to be with someone with whom I had to be circumspect conversationally. I hate relationships where I have to walk on eggshells. I know I've been guilty of this very thing, but that doesn't mean I want to (or deserve to) deal with it in a partner.

225 posted on 11/18/2003 4:36:44 PM PST by TrappedInLiberalHell (Do Muslim androids dream of electric goats?)
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