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To: Dog
I agree but it doesn't hurt to be outraged at the LIBERALS and John McCain!

CLICK on photo to see larger image but watch your blood pressure.
Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wis, right and Sen. Dick Gephardt, D-Mo, celebrate the campaign spending bill clearing the House with House and Senate collegues at a news conference in the Capitol Thursday, Feb. 14, 2002. Senate backers, led by Sens. Feingold and McCain now need 60 votes to stop a likely filibuster and win approval for sending the bill directly to President Bush for his signature. (AP Photo/ Evan Vucci)

55 posted on 02/21/2002 7:30:36 AM PST by Cincinatus' Wife
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To: Cincinatus' Wife;Lazamataz
I agree...it doesn't

This should never have reached this point...... we are going after each other over what.....?

This is all a McCain and Daschle phony issue designed to drive a wedge between Bush and his base(US)!

56 posted on 02/21/2002 7:33:41 AM PST by Dog
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To: concerned about politics, sonofliberty2, OKCSubmariner
If Bush can get these panty waists to start standing up for themselves, Republicans will be the strongest party ever. The truth is so much more powerful than lies if people get a chance to hear it.

Post #58 is made to order for you. It is time for the Bush apologists to end their excuses. Bush is a flawed President who often smacks his conservative base upside the head as is most notably illustrated here. Its time for you guys to accept it and live with it and try to reduce the damage that Bush is doing to the conservative cause where possible!! On the other hand he is SLIGHTLY better than Clinton-Gore so I guess we can all be thankful for that. Oh well, at least Bush is a moral man.

Presidents need to provide strong principled leadership. Bush has utterly failed to do so here. If Bush had done so on campaign finance, Congressional Republicans would have followed his lead. Instead, Bush has lamely abdicated any pretext of princpled leadership he might have provided in saving the Republican Party from being consigned to permanent minority status at the national level.

The Result--Republican Party R.I.P. 1860-2004!!

The Republican Party will only become great again if it is led by a conservative leader--something that we have not had since Ronald Reagan and probably will not have in the forseeable future because conservatives keep shooting themselves in the foot by voting for RINOs to be the Republican nominees for President.
75 posted on 02/21/2002 7:50:43 AM PST by rightwing2
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