WHAT DEMS DON'T GET

New York Post ^ | 11/10/02 | WILLIAM TUCKER

[kattracks]

I read after the election that you felt the Democratic Party has lost its way and needs to reconnect with voters. As a friendly Republican who believes in the two-party system, I'd like to proffer some advice.

Interestingly enough, I used to be a Democrat myself. I went to Mississippi in 1964, protested the Vietnam War, campaigned for McGovern and generally felt myself to be part of the Sixties generation. Yet, by 1982, I was a dissenter on environmentalism, an enthusiast for free enterprise and more and more fed up with the Democratic agenda.

[MHGinTN]

The Republicans have a clear agenda. They're going to make America proud, strong and prosperous through the efforts of individuals. Trapped in their herd mentality, the Democrats will find it harder and harder to enlist new recruits. This effort by individuals would be helped immensely by ending the death tax and marriage penalty tax, and radically reducing the capital gains tax in an orderly (read targeted) fashion.

[CyberAnt]

I don't think NewsMax is a good source for Clinton malfeaseance.

Why not point people to Angelwood's accumulated record of the "real" x42 messes?