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To: fogarty
No you didn't. You posted a homily about the constitution that you happen to agree with. You have yet to tie any action by the administration or Republicans to examples of not being "constitutionally minded". You have made NO case, just your personal opinion you think is unassailable simply because you used the "constitution" as your tag line.
688 posted on 06/05/2002 9:26:46 PM PDT by Texasforever
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To: Texasforever
I think it's pretty clear. A Republican who subscribes to the US Constitution will support legislation and actions which limit the ever-increasing reach of the federal government. (This is a direct correlation to the first part of my paragraph). A Republican who subscribes to the US Constitution will vigorously oppose any legislation or action which increases the power of government beyond its Constituional boundaries, or that infringes upon the rights inherent in individuals. (This is a direct correlation to the second part of my paragraph.)

It isn't just a homily. And it isn't rocket science either. Foundational principles should be reflected by behavior - and that ISN'T just my opinion.

707 posted on 06/05/2002 9:38:58 PM PDT by fogarty
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