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To: wouldntbprudent
“Restoration of constitutional government”? Wow, you’re out there.

Don't I know it. If there were a few more out here with me, the country would be a much better place.

But I believe that constitutional government requires restoration. Does that mean that I believe our current government is materially in violation of the constitution? Sure. Does that mean that I believe our current government is substantially in violation of the founders' intent? Without question.

Do I believe in the Republican Party platform? Yes, I do. I just wish the party would pick a nominee who would actually work to advance it.

205 posted on 04/11/2007 1:45:11 PM PDT by Oberon (What does it take to make government shrink?)
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To: Oberon

Don’t we all wish the candidate would work to advance the Republican party platform.

But it is what it is.

I posed a suggestion on how one might evaluate what is best for the nation if, for whatever reason, it comes down to choosing between a liberal Republican and a liberal Rat in November.

Mostly people keep reiterating generalities as to why they would “never” vote for Rudy Giuliani.

I honestly am wondering if there is a reason persons who claim they have already made up their mind about what they will and will “never” do are unwilling to flesh out their conclusions with facts, with naming some names, with setting out how they do actually compare the two administrations.

And here’s a more clear response to your comment about “restoration of constitutional government”: What I meant was, wow, there is such a thing as focusing too much on the obtaining the whole enchilada in one bite.


207 posted on 04/11/2007 2:11:05 PM PDT by wouldntbprudent (HONK IF YOU'VE SACKED TROY SMITH.)
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