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To: ansel12
"Wow, if you are going to post a portion of the GOP platform, post a portion relevant to what we are talking about, for instance abortion, or marriage."

That is the main page. Which part of that did you not understand? It's directly relevant to the discussion.

The rest of your remarks are mostly incorrect generalizations, along with the deluded idea that I'm advocating a "move to the left". That is absolutely incorrect.

32 posted on 04/30/2014 5:23:18 PM PDT by PreciousLiberty
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To: PreciousLiberty

As far as your politics that you are pushing, of course dropping much conservatism from the platform and the party agenda, would be a “move to the left”.

Where is the incorrect generalization?

“”You are so confused (or hostile) that you think the platform is “religious dogma”, rather than just sane conservatism to preserve America and conservative voting, you evidently don’t know that the vast majority of people who feel like you, are dedicated leftist voters.

Social liberalism results in creating more liberal democrat party voters, not fewer, for instance look at the tea party, they are deeply religious and social conservative, more so than the average GOP voter, that is who conservatives are.

If you move left, then the conservatives will simply move on, and that will leave you with little, is is social liberalism, and weak defense issues, that keeps the Libertarian party down there in invisible land for example.

In other words, you have a party, and it is a total failure, the best they ever did was against Reagan in 1980.””


33 posted on 04/30/2014 5:33:43 PM PDT by ansel12 ((Libertarianism offers the transitory concepts and dialogue to move from conservatism, to liberalism)
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