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To: bigfootbob
"What an IDIOT position to take for a conservative. I guess you'd prefer Pres. Dean's policies. People like you make me ill."

No, I'm no idiot. I simply see things as they really are...not a dimes' difference in the two parties. Dean, Bush....both are BIG government. It's people like you that support the status-quo. You think that conservatism and belief in the Constitution are solely owned by the republican party. I suppose that the latest in entitlements (prescription drugs) are moves in the right direction simply because GW signed the bill making it law. I bet you support the latest Supreme Court ruling on campaign finance also. How's you stand on immigration...should we go ahead and open the gates and provide illegals amnesty. Don't be surprised when GW endorses that move also It appears to me the republicans are simply mirroring the democrats. No, I'm not a "party" man. I can think on my own.
23 posted on 12/27/2003 3:57:32 PM PST by politicalwit
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To: politicalwit
not a dimes' difference in the two parties.

There's your dime's worth.

120 posted on 12/27/2003 6:16:12 PM PST by Sockdologer (Sockin' it to ya.)
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To: politicalwit
I agree.

I don't like the prospects of having a Dim in office, but re-electing Bush will send a message to the Republican party - that being, "We can call ourselves conservatives, we can push social programs and destroy the constitution, and we can still win elections!"

That's not why I voted for Bush, and that's why I probably won't vote for him again. I can't do it in good conscience.
169 posted on 12/27/2003 8:43:55 PM PST by FLAMING DEATH (Why do I carry a .45? Because they don't make a .46!)
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