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  • August 22, 2008 at 11:35 PM #260667
    luchabee
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    That sure was a lot of words and big words, too . . . Good job.

    As a conservative who is too lazy to read it all, I’ll just save us all time and give you your arguments. Now, we’re done right?

    August 22, 2008 at 11:46 PM #260376
    greekfire
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    Luchabee,
    Not sure who you are addressing or what you are trying to express, please elaborate.

    Sincerely,
    Fellow Lazy Conservative

    August 22, 2008 at 11:46 PM #260575
    greekfire
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    Luchabee,
    Not sure who you are addressing or what you are trying to express, please elaborate.

    Sincerely,
    Fellow Lazy Conservative

    August 22, 2008 at 11:46 PM #260584
    greekfire
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    Luchabee,
    Not sure who you are addressing or what you are trying to express, please elaborate.

    Sincerely,
    Fellow Lazy Conservative

    August 22, 2008 at 11:46 PM #260633
    greekfire
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    Luchabee,
    Not sure who you are addressing or what you are trying to express, please elaborate.

    Sincerely,
    Fellow Lazy Conservative

    August 22, 2008 at 11:46 PM #260672
    greekfire
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    Luchabee,
    Not sure who you are addressing or what you are trying to express, please elaborate.

    Sincerely,
    Fellow Lazy Conservative

    August 23, 2008 at 9:37 PM #260816
    gandalf
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    The arguments in the article aren’t really the point. Susan Eisenhower is ‘establishment’ GOP. Her departure is another bad sign for the party.

    I’ve left and I’m not going back. I’m voting for Obama come November. Obama’s a pragmatic centrist, more conservative on foreign policy and fiscal issues than today’s republicans. Biden’s a respected expert on foreign policy.

    I used to like McCain but I don’t anymore. He seems desperate, willing to say anything to win. Also, he’s very old and I think he’s losing his mind.

    August 23, 2008 at 9:37 PM #261015
    gandalf
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    The arguments in the article aren’t really the point. Susan Eisenhower is ‘establishment’ GOP. Her departure is another bad sign for the party.

    I’ve left and I’m not going back. I’m voting for Obama come November. Obama’s a pragmatic centrist, more conservative on foreign policy and fiscal issues than today’s republicans. Biden’s a respected expert on foreign policy.

    I used to like McCain but I don’t anymore. He seems desperate, willing to say anything to win. Also, he’s very old and I think he’s losing his mind.

    August 23, 2008 at 9:37 PM #261023
    gandalf
    Participant

    The arguments in the article aren’t really the point. Susan Eisenhower is ‘establishment’ GOP. Her departure is another bad sign for the party.

    I’ve left and I’m not going back. I’m voting for Obama come November. Obama’s a pragmatic centrist, more conservative on foreign policy and fiscal issues than today’s republicans. Biden’s a respected expert on foreign policy.

    I used to like McCain but I don’t anymore. He seems desperate, willing to say anything to win. Also, he’s very old and I think he’s losing his mind.

    August 23, 2008 at 9:37 PM #261072
    gandalf
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    The arguments in the article aren’t really the point. Susan Eisenhower is ‘establishment’ GOP. Her departure is another bad sign for the party.

    I’ve left and I’m not going back. I’m voting for Obama come November. Obama’s a pragmatic centrist, more conservative on foreign policy and fiscal issues than today’s republicans. Biden’s a respected expert on foreign policy.

    I used to like McCain but I don’t anymore. He seems desperate, willing to say anything to win. Also, he’s very old and I think he’s losing his mind.

    August 23, 2008 at 9:37 PM #261112
    gandalf
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    The arguments in the article aren’t really the point. Susan Eisenhower is ‘establishment’ GOP. Her departure is another bad sign for the party.

    I’ve left and I’m not going back. I’m voting for Obama come November. Obama’s a pragmatic centrist, more conservative on foreign policy and fiscal issues than today’s republicans. Biden’s a respected expert on foreign policy.

    I used to like McCain but I don’t anymore. He seems desperate, willing to say anything to win. Also, he’s very old and I think he’s losing his mind.

    August 23, 2008 at 9:39 PM #260866
    larrylujack
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    Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

    see, counterpunch.org

    August 23, 2008 at 9:39 PM #261065
    larrylujack
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    Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

    see, counterpunch.org

    August 23, 2008 at 9:39 PM #261073
    larrylujack
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    Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

    see, counterpunch.org

    August 23, 2008 at 9:39 PM #261125
    larrylujack
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    Paul Craig Roberts has a very interesting background as a former cabinet member of the Reagan admin, and his views and written pieces are well worth reading, and he loathes the neocons for good reason.

    see, counterpunch.org

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