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To: raccoonradio
Conservatives want the demonrat party Stone Cold Dead and a footnote in the dustbin of history along side the other failed political experiments like the communists.
4 posted on 02/21/2006 9:52:03 AM PST by brainstem223
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To: brainstem223

That's why I'd hope that the more the Dems become Moonbats,
the more people would pick the GOP. But does this guy
have a good point about the GOP _moving to the left when
the Dems move more to the left_? Spending more and more...
"when you have a choice between a Democrat and a Democrat,
the Democrat wins every time". The midterm elections will be interesting...and if the GOP can't get a strong candidate
for Pres. in '08, well, we'll be stuck with...Shrillary...
(shiver)


6 posted on 02/21/2006 9:54:32 AM PST by raccoonradio
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To: brainstem223
Conservatives want the demonrat party Stone Cold Dead and a footnote in the dustbin of history along side the other failed political experiments like the communists.

If the Dem party dies, the GOP coalition will probably fall apart.

The only thing keeping social conservatices, small 'l' libertarians and neo-cons together is the existence of the Democrat party.

15 posted on 02/21/2006 10:13:59 AM PST by Potowmack ("The hardest thing in the world to understand is the income tax." - Albert Einstein)
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To: brainstem223

I don't want one-party rule, even if it's the GOP. I would prefer for the Democratic Party to once again have plenty of Scoop Jackson Democrats. We can disagree on domestic policy, but politics would stop at the waters' edge.


19 posted on 02/21/2006 10:20:22 AM PST by dfwgator
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