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To: FairOpinion
"Keep [the Republican Party] to the right where it is, but ... cross over that centerline a little bit, because that would immediately take away 5 percent from the Democrats."

Sorry, but it still reads the same to me. If the GOP is to the right of the centerline, and Arnold advocates crossing over the centerline, then it stands to reason he advocates a move left.

I don't think it lost anything in the translation.

7 posted on 12/29/2004 2:00:53 PM PST by NittanyLion
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To: NittanyLion

He said he likes the Republican Party right where it is.

The crossover he refers to is in accepting another 5% into the Party. Cross over the centerline while running for office not while making laws. There is a huge difference.

Unfortunately most Republicans fail to realize the way our schools teach our children to think. They teach they that Republicans act further right than they preach (we don't). They say the same about the Left but the left preaches far, far, far to the right of where they act.


25 posted on 12/29/2004 2:18:31 PM PST by ImphClinton (Four More Years Go Bush)
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