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To: libstripper
The Miers nomination might be the most catastrophic political miscalculation of the Bush presidency.

It was a miscalculation all right. President Bush was caught completely by surprise when a small group of Republican pundits decided to Bork Harriet Miers.

Real hatred has been on display, aimed at President Bush. It hit its target. The President has been weakened substantially.

The Republican party has been weakened too. A house divided against itself cannot stand. There is a good chance this will lead to liberal victories in 2006, and a Hillary Presidency in 2008.

Many evangelical Christian conservatives, like me, are totally disgusted by the way this was done. To me, lies and character assassination are still lies and slime when used by Republicans, not just when used by Democrats.

But still, I suppose congratulations are in order. They/you have won a great "victory". I'm sure you will enjoy your triumph.

62 posted on 10/21/2005 9:35:07 AM PDT by EternalHope (Boycott everything French forever. Including their vassal nations.)
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To: EternalHope
"Many evangelical Christian conservatives, like me, are totally disgusted by the way this was done. To me, lies and character assassination are still lies and slime when used by Republicans, not just when used by Democrats."

"But still, I suppose congratulations are in order. They/you have won a great "victory". I'm sure you will enjoy your triumph."

Another Evangelical here. You are incorrect in your assumption that the newest solicitors of trash punditry have won anything. They will reap their just rewards.

63 posted on 10/21/2005 9:48:46 AM PDT by Earthdweller (Proud right-winger who loves this country)
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