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To: rollo tomasi; Mase
All I am saying is Republicans should elect those who actually press hard issues and persuade rather than pander to the votes for benefits electorate.

Well, I should be making millions for surfing the 'Net all day. I should be a world-famous author published many times over. I should have a line gorgeous women waiting outside my door, as my wife gives me full control of the TV remote.

When all those things fall into place, perhaps then I'll start looking for a perfect politician.

160 posted on 02/18/2006 8:23:46 AM PST by Coop (FR = a lotta talk, but little action)
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To: Coop
When all those things fall into place, perhaps then I'll start looking for a perfect politician.

Isn't that the best part of being a third-party advocate? You never have to worry about compromising because you'll never have any power. It's easy to stand on the sidelines and criticize when you never had the opportunity, or ability, to play the game.

The unappeasables here regularly claim that they won't be voting republican any more nor will they send any of their hard earned money to the RNC. It's funny to see folks make those kinds of claims when they have been third-party voters and general malcontents most of their adult lives. The perfect candidate (and world) is only attainable in their imaginations which is where, apparently, they choose to live.

Malcontents preach principles but have none in practice. Much easier that way. Trash indeed.

162 posted on 02/20/2006 7:21:44 AM PST by Mase
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