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To: konaice
This sort of reminds me of the press screaming Quagmire

That was done from a pessimistic attitude of a disloyal opposition. That was done to provide aid and comfort to our enemies in time of war and with firefights in progress.

These criticisms are very different. They come not from an almost treasonous opposition to the nation, but from profound disappointment that the 'better angels' did not prevail in the GOP. From the ill-conceived Gonzales appointment, to apparently asking for Ashcroft's resignation, to Bush's 'open-borders' policy, to his support for Spectre in the campaign against a conservative (which story became well-known after the election) and his seeming support for Spectre as committee chairman, and whatever else, including overspending at the national level, it does appear that the GOP has said to its core voters - where else ya gonna go?

Now you may disagree. But if that's actually true, then as the writer points out - staying home is place to go.

40 posted on 12/08/2004 11:58:47 PM PST by sevry
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To: sevry
I consider myself more of a conservative more than a Republican. If Bush goes through with his"amnesty" or "guest worker plan", me and my checkbook will head off to a "fringe" but conservative party. If that thinking on the part of a lot of other conservatives/anti-socialists gives us a Democratic Congress in '06, so be it. Hopefully the professional politicians will learn from it.
46 posted on 12/09/2004 1:53:10 AM PST by investigateworld ((Please Lord, just one more bite on the apple ))
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