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To: doc1019
"One of the things I have discovered reading all the comments regarding my response on supporting Cheney ... if I don’t agree with those that support Rand Paul, I’m a liberal. LOL! Got the same response when I refused to support Romney in the last election."

On one hand, perhaps the reaction to your support of Cheney on this issue - equating you to a lib isn't very rational. On the other hand - do you think that the NSA (and other fascist elements of the FdGov), is in any way benevolent, or motivated by national security as envisioned by the constitution?

My post (link below) speaks somewhat to my knowledge and experience:

post #112: Dick Cheney: Rand Paul is wrong on government surveillance

166 posted on 07/21/2013 10:39:49 PM PDT by uncommonsense (Liberals see what they believe; Conservatives believe what they see.)
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To: uncommonsense
I still can't believe that my comment is still gushing with responses ... 99% negative. LOL! Love it when I hit a nerve ... and get called a lib. If only the responders knew just how conservative I was. No one asked me why I thought and responded the way I did, just that my response didn't fit their current conservative ideals.

That is the laugh I still feel, no one ask me why? Now I have had my fun and solicited the responses I expected.

I am as conservative as they come. I come from a long line of military folks, spent years in the Navy myself. I just happen to casually remark that I would rather support Cheney than Rand Paul and all hell breaks loose.

And the comments still keep coming ... got to be a best for something said as a causal aside.

168 posted on 07/21/2013 11:03:28 PM PDT by doc1019 (Get our troops the hell out of the ME)
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