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To: skeeter
He's a sharp guy but I think he needs to back off with the punditry lest he become what he abhorrs.
Fortunately, Hugh lurks here, and he will certainly consider what you post here thoughtfully.

I was not able to hear much of his show yesterday, but it is difficult for me to believe that he was even CLOSE to being as CLASS-less ans CLUE-less as the RATs were at the Wellstone farce.

An examination of President Reagan's legacy is a legitimate topic for discussion in this week after his death...

...and RWR's contributions to the defeat of liberalism in the early 21st century may turn out to be as important as were his contributions to the defeat of communism at the end of the 20th century, IMHO.

24 posted on 06/09/2004 9:08:50 AM PDT by RonDog
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To: RonDog; TigersEye; Cyphas; skeeter
It is not a matter of whether Bush gets a bump. Bush is a metaphor.

America is getting the huge bump, and Bush is a metaphor for that spirit which cannot ever die. Reagan optimism has been dormant until this weekend.

Please read TigersEye's home page, and be sure you are feeding the right wolf. RonDog...please add me to your ping list. Thank you

28 posted on 06/09/2004 10:10:01 AM PDT by b9 ("Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm" Emerson)
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To: RonDog
An examination of President Reagan's legacy is a legitimate topic for discussion in this week after his death...

Agreed. So lets hope Hugh turns the topic from the political effects of his death & seizes the opportunity to educate the current generation of voters about what RWR believed & fought for his entire political career.

37 posted on 06/09/2004 11:33:42 AM PDT by skeeter
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