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To: cothrige

In my never to be humble opinion, our next move, as a nation, MUST be to restore God to His proper place in our continuum and depose, however we must, the left/liberal/progressive influence in our politics and restore our God-given Constitution to ITS rightful place as Supreme Law of the Land.

After that, we can deal with our EXTERNAL enemies, as they are not a serious threat to our freedoms so much as our homegrown leftists and progressives are. And THEY only if we continue to hide our heads in the sand and pretend that all is well in the world if only we just elect so and so ‘cause he is such a serious REPUBLICAN after all. It has gone far beyond parties, with there being effectively only ONE major party. So it must then break down into playing Cowboys and Progressives before we can play Cowboys and Mohammedans.


92 posted on 08/22/2010 5:06:49 PM PDT by dcwusmc (A FREE People have no sovereign save Almighty GOD!!! III OK We are EVERYWHERE)
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To: dcwusmc
So it must then break down into playing Cowboys and Progressives before we can play Cowboys and Mohammedans.

I absolutely agree with this, and I think you are right both in theory and practice. I personally believe that the greatest threats to our liberty are right here at home, and it is because of them that we are more vulnerable to threats from abroad. And of course we cannot address any foreign threats without leaders prepared to do it, and a system which expects them to. Right now we seem to have none of this, and so yes, we must take on the Left right here, and that includes many Republicans I fear, and find a way to assert our foundational values and principles again.

94 posted on 08/22/2010 5:30:05 PM PDT by cothrige
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