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To: Netizen

This move will only dilute the "total conservative votes" during future elections between the "Conservative Party" and the Republican Party and indirectly help the Democrats and leftists maintain their majorities at every political level in both the short-term and in the long-term.


837 posted on 11/09/2006 12:30:54 PM PST by johnthebaptistmoore
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To: johnthebaptistmoore
This move will only dilute the "total conservative votes" during future elections between the "Conservative Party" and the Republican Party and indirectly help the Democrats and leftists maintain their majorities at every political level in both the short-term and in the long-term.

Thank Bush for that. Its going to take a long time for the conservatives to build strength elsewhere, but I think that is their only option. To stay with the republican party just maintains the status quo, except that the moderates will just get more plentiful. I'm not a moderate and see no gain in helping them, especially when so many despise true conservatives/the right.

838 posted on 11/09/2006 12:39:42 PM PST by Netizen (When a candidate fails to appeal to enough voters, to get elected, whose fault is that?)
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