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To: rabscuttle385

"Damn Yankees" and "Yankees go home," come to mind. :)


11 posted on 12/02/2006 10:39:57 PM PST by onyx (I'm now a minority and victim of the democrats, but with full and free entitlements!)
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To: onyx
"'Damn Yankees" and "Yankees go home," come to mind." :)

Couldn't wait to refight the Civil War or "The Late Unpleasantness", or the War for Southron Independence, or whatever you call it down there I see. Unfortunately the North lost that particular war although it took several decades for us to realize it (as a nice Southern lady in a Chesapeake barbershop eloquently told me a few years back). I don't believe you guys (the CSA) are going anywhere anytime soon so we all have to deal with what is. What is is a duplicitous Southerner who got himself elected because another Southerner badly botched his campaign in the midst of a lot of other Southerners and Northerners who did the same damned thing. The question is, how do we all deal with the most recent late unpleasantness without killing each other in the process? A couple of things that immediately come to mind are being true to conservative principals. The other is to never believe that we should hope for or can gain from the possible defection of any of these so called blue dog rats to the Republican cause. Anyone who doubts who Jim Webb is should read his recent book "Born Fighting". The book makes it clear what his mindset springs from and it ain't love of anything but himself. Check it out at a liberry so he doesn't get enriched in the process. I'm sure you typed tongue in cheek, so have a nice day.

218 posted on 12/04/2006 3:21:59 AM PST by RushLake (I neutered my dog; now he's a liberal.)
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