To: Harmless Teddy Bear
I agree, McConnell's not much of a point in his favor. But those who tolerate NO negative comments about Dubya, regardless of veracity, are, IMO, about as "conservative" as Bill-n-Hill. They are the intolerant bigots of the left who demand tolerance for THEIR views and grant none to anyone else's. Hardly someone I would care to call an ally!
134 posted on
11/29/2003 7:17:59 PM PST by
dcwusmc
("The most dangerous man, to any government, is the man who is able to think things out for hims)
To: dcwusmc
Then by all means vote for the class-warfare advocate being funded by socialist Soros.
To: dcwusmc
I wouldn't go quite that far but I do understand.
The question is would this guy be any more conservative? From his own mouth, no. In fact he would be a lot less.
Therefore the issue is moot. Like I said earlier, I trade up, not down, when I trade.
142 posted on
11/29/2003 7:24:26 PM PST by
Harmless Teddy Bear
(I shot an arrow in the air. / Where it falls I do not care. / I buy my arrows wholesale)
To: dcwusmc
Dear Teddy Bear,
Thank you for standing up for freedom of expression and fundamental democracy. One of the primary reasons I accepted the rather implausible reuquest that I run -- on a powerful and singular platform -- is that I want to encourage more participation by "common citizens" in the electoral process. As a journalist, I feel that every point I make, or will be, can be or is fully documented with unimpeachable information -- as were my Bush-Nazi stories in The New Hampshire Gazette (www.nhgazette.com).
Please visit my web site at www.johnbuchanan.org and learn more about my ideas, which are fresh and in the interests of all Americans, not just the special interests -- of both parties.
Thanks again for your voice of support for my voice. It is much appreciated.
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