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Going Nativist?
The next step for Dems.
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| February 28, 2006
| Rich Lowry
Posted on 02/28/2006 11:37:47 PM PST by neverdem
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To: B.Bumbleberry
To: neverdem
Democrats can capitalize on this dynamic on another matter: energy independence Uh Rich, it is the democrats who vote against drilling in ANWR.
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posted on
03/01/2006 2:18:50 PM PST
by
Dane
( anyone who believes hillary would do something to stop illegal immigration is believing gibberish)
To: beyond the sea
Flaming me, for stating facts? Is that all you have? LOL
To: beyond the sea
To visit you in the psych ward? No thanks. :^)
To: nopardons
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posted on
03/01/2006 2:45:20 PM PST
by
beyond the sea
(Alan Simpson: "All you get is controversy, crap, and confusion from the media.")
To: nopardons
Well, it was the success of capitalism that lead to Marx.
There was so much money in 19th century England, guys like Karl M could live without working. So he could spend all his time spinning crackpot theories.
The same effect is now present in the US on every college faculty, multiplied a thousand times.
To: nopardons
Well, it was the success of capitalism that lead to Marx.
There was so much money in 19th century England, guys like Karl M could live without working. So he could spend all his time spinning crackpot theories.
The same effect is now present in the US on every college faculty, multiplied a thousand times.
To: proxy_user
Marx came from a *gasp* WEALTHY FAMILY.
He was a Jew, who hated Jews.
You say that his theories are "crackpot"; yet YOU espouse them. What does THAT make you; dear? LOL
To: beyond the sea
Oh dear....you're posts are now down to a meaningless one word. LOL
To: nopardons
Merely saying isolation is a theoretical possiblity is different from espousing it. And an isolationist society is just as likely to be capitalist as socialist.
The capitalists would just have to work harder to achieve a high standard of living, leaving less left over for profligates and parasites.
To: nopardons
you're posts are now down to a meaningless one word.no, .......two words............ "you're nuts."
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posted on
03/01/2006 3:56:23 PM PST
by
beyond the sea
(Alan Simpson: "All you get is controversy, crap, and confusion from the media.")
To: proxy_user
No, you are back tacking, now, because you've been boxed in.
I didn't say that what you said about an ISOLATIONIST SOCIETY was MARXIST; rather it was your snippy remark about America/Americans being too rich for their own good.
Please don't put words in my mouth, nor confuse what I have clearly posted.
You've been handily refuted; just bow out now and it'll all go away. :-)
To: beyond the sea
To: nopardons
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posted on
03/01/2006 6:34:40 PM PST
by
beyond the sea
(Alan Simpson: "All you get is controversy, crap, and confusion from the media.")
To: beyond the sea
To: beyond the sea
Cool, another Freeper from "da Burgh!" How 'bout dem Steelers? B-) I live West of Pittsburgh "in the Darkside of Moon Township," with apologies to Pink Floyd.
The reasons the Democrats keep losing is they hitch their wagons to things like homosexual marriage, partial birth abortion and other such rabid lefty social ideas. Just look how President Clinton got in, he ran as a moderate and achieved victory.
About the port thing, it is just one other step in how both parties have been giving away our country throughout these years. President Bush, the current one, I rate him as an OK President, I support him on the war on terror and Iraq but he is losing me on economic issues and the port deal is a part of it. Myself, the effort should be put forth to find an American company to run the ports and if that fails, then nationalize them.
I like to listen to 104.7 Mc on the FM dial, although I can't stand Rush anymore, I do think he is a sellout, Michael Savage is my favorite with Glenn Beck a close second and furthermore, I'm a paranormal and UFO junky, George Noory and Art Bell are cool too although holding down a job rations those too but I usually catch George on Fridays and Art on Saturdays. However, Savage is "da man," he out of the plethora of talkshow hosts out there tell the truth and tell it like it is. Glenn is much the same way although he does it a different method. Hannity has a lot of good moments too, he is a bit of a lightweight at times but I'm glad to see that he doesn't let party loyalty get in the way either.
Quinn and Rose are cool too altohugh I thnk Quinn is too much into Ayn Rand, Rose is better to me, she is very religious so I do jive with her more.
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posted on
03/02/2006 1:59:40 PM PST
by
Nowhere Man
(Michael Savage for President - 2008!)
To: Nowhere Man
"I like to listen to 104.7 Mc on the FM dial, although I can't stand Rush anymore, I do think he is a sellout, Michael Savage is my favorite with Glenn Beck a close second and furthermore, I'm a paranormal and UFO junky, George Noory and Art Bell are cool too although holding down a job rations those too but I usually catch George on Fridays and Art on Saturdays. However, Savage is "da man," he out of the plethora of talkshow hosts out there tell the truth and tell it like it is. Glenn is much the same way although he does it a different method."
*****
I want to marry you. ;-)
I totally agree with all that............. and Michael Savage is My Main Maniac................ I love that guy. He has been down the road!
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posted on
03/02/2006 2:04:54 PM PST
by
beyond the sea
(Alan Simpson: "All you get is controversy, crap, and confusion from the media.")
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