To: Sloth
Ah yes the last refuge of the lost argument, claim your opponent isn't a true conservative, or some other name.
I am not sure what point you are trying to make with this statement, other than perhaps since Dole was obviously going to lose I must have voted Clinton because of it being obvious he would win? Which is a nonsense comparison.. because there is a huge difference from voting for your parties canidate even if they lose and voting for a canidate when you know it will cost your party completely the election.... But I know I know, political subtleties are lost on the all or nothing crowd.... Keep up the good work.... Californias been doing great with your mentality so far!
To: HamiltonJay
...other than perhaps since Dole was obviously going to lose I must have voted Clinton because of it being obvious he would win? Exactly. Clinton was the most conservative "electable" candidate in 1996.
Which is a nonsense comparison.. because there is a huge difference from voting for your parties canidate even if they lose and voting for a canidate when you know it will cost your party completely the election.... But I know I know, political subtleties are lost on the all or nothing crowd....
And the difference between "party" and "principle" is lost on political prostitutes.
316 posted on
09/24/2003 12:56:13 PM PDT by
Sloth
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