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To: Hendrix
The Republicans may have a very small window of opportunity to get Bush's nominees through.

A lot of people said that in 2000 and 2002. Go for everything right now so moderate voters are shocked into voting for rats and we lose everything and more ground in the backlash. Not one of these people could predict what they would eat tommorow much less what the future had in store.

22 posted on 11/18/2004 10:58:38 AM PST by Once-Ler (God Blessed America Again!)
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To: Once-Ler

"A lot of people said that in 2000 and 2002. Go for everything right now so moderate voters are shocked into voting for rats and we lose everything and more ground in the backlash"

I disagree. I think we are where we are because of what Bush has done (his conservative agenda), and I don't think the so called moderates are going to fault Bush or the Republicans for doing whatever it takes to get Bush's judges through. I would be willing to bet anything on that.

That is the Republican's problem; they are too worried about backlash. There won't be any backlash, except from the media.


24 posted on 11/18/2004 11:02:31 AM PST by Hendrix
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To: Once-Ler

So when are they supposed to "go for everything?" 2006? After 2008?

I'm sick of hearing how conservatives need to worry about one more election or one more appointment. There is no better time than the present to get those appointments through, and no more important time than now to ensure they are Constitutional conservatives.


123 posted on 11/18/2004 4:47:41 PM PST by LibertarianInExile (NO BLOOD FOR CHOCOLATE! Get the UN-ignoring, unilateralist Frogs out of Ivory Coast!)
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