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I am always so grateful to the liberals for analyzing Republican positions and telling us why we should give up and be liberals. In their eyes, when we act on principle, we inevitably doom the whole party for the next generation at least.

They are so hooked on kissing the pharaoh's toes, it never occurs to them that doing the right thing is more important than winning elections. Neither does it cross their mind that Pharaoh is that little guy behind the curtain manning the smoke machine and loudspeakers.

Let conservatives never forget that politics rarely solves anything, and then only by undoing some obnoxious socialist intrusion. We owe nothing to commissars, bureaucrats and politicians. It is free people in a free market who get things done.

Another Lenten season is upon us, remembering those dark days foist upon us two years ago as a right to life was battered. May this Archbishop's wishes be met (except maybe for ...."and yes, even the condemned criminal." I would pray for his soul but not for his life.)

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DENVER, February 21, 2007 (LifeSiteNews.com) – Archbishop Charles Chaput of Denver, Colorado commenced the Lenten season today, Ash Wednesday, by issuing a message to his diocese reminding the faithful “As we offer our prayers to God this Lent, let’s ask Him to restore us as a culture of life — a culture committed to the sanctity of every life, from the unborn child to the mentally disabled, the infirm and the elderly, and yes, even the condemned criminal.”

Denver Archbishop’s Lenten Message: “Restore us as a culture of Life”

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