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21 Aug 2005 04:26:34 PM |
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"George W. Bush has pissed away the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice ..." |
http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/08/what_might_have.html
It's time for us conservatives to face facts. George W. Bush has pissed away
the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice via policies that border
on the criminally incompetent. We control the White House, the Senate, the
House of Representatives, and (more-or-less) the judiciary for one of the
few times in my nearly 5 decades, but what have we really accomplished? Is
government smaller? Have we hacked away at the nanny state? Are the unborn
any more protected? Have we really set the stage for a durable conservative
majority?
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| User: "cLIeNUX user" |
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| Title: Re: "George W. Bush has pissed away the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice ..." |
21 Aug 2005 08:31:24 PM |
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http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/08/what_might_have.html
It's time for us conservatives to face facts. George W. Bush has pissed away
the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice via policies that border
on the criminally incompetent. We control the White House, the Senate, the
House of Representatives, and (more-or-less) the judiciary for one of the
few times in my nearly 5 decades, but what have we really accomplished? Is
government smaller? Have we hacked away at the nanny state? Are the unborn
any more protected? Have we really set the stage for a durable conservative
majority?
You've done what conservatives actually are about. You've made a lot of
money for a tiny clique. All that other stuff has always been a joke.
You're a sucker, but so are Democrats.
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Rick (Richard Allen) Hohensee Party of one
candidate, President of the United States of America
Maryland, USA
Ground troops out of Iraq Put the CIA under INS
Semi-legalize drugs Prosecute Bush Tighten the borders
Isolate Israel Tax churches halve military aquisitions
platform ftp://smart.net/pub/humbubba/platform2
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| User: "Don" |
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| Title: Re: "George W. Bush has pissed away the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice ..." |
21 Aug 2005 09:32:50 PM |
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In article <11giancpj114lee@corp.supernews.com>, r@cLIeNUX. says...
humbubba@smart.net
http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/08/what_might_have.html
It's time for us conservatives to face facts. George W. Bush has pissed away
the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice via policies that border
on the criminally incompetent. We control the White House, the Senate, the
House of Representatives, and (more-or-less) the judiciary for one of the
few times in my nearly 5 decades, but what have we really accomplished? Is
government smaller? Have we hacked away at the nanny state? Are the unborn
any more protected? Have we really set the stage for a durable conservative
majority?
You've done what conservatives actually are about. You've made a lot of
money for a tiny clique. All that other stuff has always been a joke.
You're a sucker, but so are Democrats.
--
Rick (Richard Allen) Hohensee
Protect the unborn? Never! If the law were to be changed to outlaw abortion,
the republicans would lose many anti-abortion voters to the democrats.
The democrats would then be the majority party. But if the repubs still
have the abortion issue, the can promise action against abortion, and thereby
get the pro-life votes. They'll never strike down Roe v Wade.
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| User: "" |
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| Title: Re: "George W. Bush has pissed away the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice ..." |
21 Aug 2005 11:54:01 PM |
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wrote:
http://www.professorbainbridge.com/2005/08/what_might_have.html
It's time for us conservatives to face facts. George W. Bush has pissed away
the conservative moment by pursuing a war of choice via policies that border
on the criminally incompetent. We control the White House, the Senate, the
House of Representatives, and (more-or-less) the judiciary for one of the
few times in my nearly 5 decades, but what have we really accomplished? Is
government smaller? Have we hacked away at the nanny state? Are the unborn
any more protected? Have we really set the stage for a durable conservative
majority?
I guess the $7.9 trillion question is just what will be left that can
be called conservative about the Republican party once this
administration has had its way with it for 8 years.
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