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Battle for the ’Burbs
How Republicans can compete for the upper middle class
National Review ^
| 7.11.08
| ROSS DOUTHAT & REIHAN SALAM
Posted on 07/11/2008 7:10:35 AM PDT by meandog
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To: A_perfect_lady
And my concern is that if Obama wins (assuming we survive four years of THAT) the GOP will consider that an indication that the entire country is moving to the left and will think they weren’t centrist ENOUGH."I can tell your future; I just look what's in your hand"
Is it just me, or is the answer to every question found in Grateful Dead lyrics
To: meandog
Close...76 and 84. But that is not to say that I didn’t cast my ballot for RR in 80. I would have voted “FOR” Goldwater in 64, but even though I was fulfilling my military obligation to my country, I was deemed too young to vote. (truth be told, I was)
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07/11/2008 8:33:41 AM PDT
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Roccus
(I love my country...the government is another story.)
To: meandog
The GOP can compete for nothing with the current sham of a candidate.
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07/11/2008 8:40:26 AM PDT
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isrul
(Help make every day, "Disrespect a muzzie day.")
To: meandog
The GOP can compete for nothing with the current sham of a candidate.
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07/11/2008 8:40:35 AM PDT
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isrul
(Help make every day, "Disrespect a muzzie day.")
To: isrul
The GOP can compete for nothing with the current sham of a candidate.Perhaps but he's 10 times the "sham" of the current president!
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07/11/2008 9:00:14 AM PDT
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meandog
((please pray for future President McCain, day minus 193 and counting))
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