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To: BlackElk
This is just the latest post that suggests that you ought to go back to Arkansas because your desire to RINOize New Hampshire does not do you credit. I certainly hope that Sununu the Younger has more principle than the turncoat birdbrain that fate dealt him for a father. Furthermore, some of us have been Republican long enough to distinguish between slimy yuppie greed and actual Republicanism.

Perhaps you can tell us how you (not Sununu the Sequel/Nightmare in Manchester Part II) feel about abortion and homosexuality and homeschooling. His father claimed to be right on those issues and gave us that three-dollar bill Souter on the Supreme Court who, if anything, is probably worse than Brennan.

Actually you have a desire to send Shaheen to the Senate for six years-- when she only got six years as Governor because she faced weak opponents (including someone that is viewed by the NH electorate just as Smith is-- Gordon Humphrey). Shaheen will just use the same playbook that worked well against Humphrey. In fact, Shaheen now has Mr. Weaver-- John McCain's former top campaign aide helping her after Weaver decided to switch parties. He lead McCain to his NH primary upset. He knows plenty about winning NH elections.

The most ridiculous part about Smith's campaign is that he is acting insanely desperate and the voters can smell fear-- and it's never a good thing. Smith was the only Senate incumbent running re-election radio ads last summer. Last summer!!! Voters know that electable incumbents don't do that. Smith has decided to be a card-carrying Green Party member on animal rights and the environment to try to soften his image. If the voters didn't view him as a wacko, he wouldn'thave to worry about his image. Sununu is a conservative and I'm not going to go through the reasons for the 100th time. This is about electing a conservative to the Senate. The reason Smith is so behind in GOP primary polls is because the GOP voters don't view Sununu as a liberal.

As far as fathers, Reagan's was a fall-down drunk. Are you going to hold that against RWR? Of course not. Rep. Sununu had nothing to do with Souter's appointment. You're just setting up a straw man.

I am a a conservative. I voted for Huckabee-- he of the "tax me more" fund that crystallizes the stupidity of the liberal mindset. I held up and marched back and forth with a "Nelson in '94" sign while Bill Clintoon gave a speech to about 100 fellow high school students in 1990 in LR.

You're use of "yuppie" tells me you're no better than a liberal trying to use class warfare. I don't know why you have your panties in a knot about this race, but Smith is going to lose in September because he has alienated GOP voters with his ridiculous statements and environmental votes. It's not the establishment against Smith.

50 posted on 04/27/2002 5:59:34 AM PDT by GraniteStateConservative
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To: GraniteStateConservative, BlackElk
Smith has decided to be a card-carrying Green Party member on animal rights and the environment to try to soften his image. If the voters didn't view him as a wacko, he wouldn'thave to worry about his image. Sununu is a conservative and I'm not going to go through the reasons for the 100th time. This is about electing a conservative to the Senate.

Smith a card-carrying Green Party member?? ROTFLOL!!! Apparently, you wouldn't know the truth if it bit you in the you know where. Smith votes wrong on one single issue and suddenly, you have the Senate's top-rated conservative as a card-carrying Green Party? You are a real RINO wacko as is proven by your mistaken assertion that Sununu is in any way a conservative. Sununu is a mushy moderate who has received donations from Palestinian terrorists for his pro-Palestinian stands among other things. If he wins the primary, NH might as well elect Shaheen because the only major difference will be control of the Senate. The fact is that the GOP is going to lose this one anyway because of RINO attacks like yours on arch-conservative champion Sen. Robert Smith which have produced a lot of bad-blood and acrimony in the Republican camp which regardless of the winner is going to mean big trouble on election day.
58 posted on 04/27/2002 7:38:49 PM PDT by rightwing2
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