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Our country was founded on ideals like Liberty and Due Process.
In my opinion it's a slippery slope and it's about as far from true
conservative principles as it can get. I'm (normally) pretty
apolitical in public, but it kills me what kind of **** "conservative"
politicians are getting away with these days, not to mention our
current "conservative" fiscal policy! I remember years and years of
conservatives spraying the "tax and spend" label at anyone they didn't
agree with. Now the shoe's on the other foot and we're spending like
drunken sailors. 500 Billion in Iraq? Please.
Our strength is based upon transparency, due process, and
accountability, and we're losing that fast.
bruce h

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Our country was founded on ideals like Liberty and Due Process.
In my opinion it's a slippery slope and it's about as far from true
conservative principles as it can get. I'm (normally) pretty
apolitical in public, but it kills me what kind of **** "conservative"
politicians are getting away with these days, not to mention our
current "conservative" fiscal policy! I remember years and years of
conservatives spraying the "tax and spend" label at anyone they didn't
agree with. Now the shoe's on the other foot and we're spending like
drunken sailors. 500 Billion in Iraq? Please.
Our strength is based upon transparency, due process, and
accountability, and we're losing that fast.
bruce h

i love to read this. but where were you, and i, for that matter, in the
last two elections?

trust me on this. the neocons are *not* our friends. and some of our
best friends, wasting away in massachussetts, can't see the truth of that.

yfitons
wayno (hope, however, rises eternal...)

bruiser wrote:
Our country was founded on ideals like Liberty and Due Process.
In my opinion it's a slippery slope and it's about as far from true
conservative principles as it can get. I'm (normally) pretty
apolitical in public, but it kills me what kind of **** "conservative"
politicians are getting away with these days, not to mention our
current "conservative" fiscal policy!

They are not "conservatives:" that's a pc term they've latched
on to, as well as "neocon," to avoid the much more accurate
right-wing extremist label.

I remember years and years of
conservatives spraying the "tax and spend" label at anyone they didn't
agree with. The shoe's on the other foot and we're spending like
drunken sailors. 500 Billion in Iraq? Please.

Liberal Dems were "tax and spend." The right wing is "spend." It's
a cop out: they don't have the courage or the moral gumption to make
us pay for their excesses, figuring that it's safer to push it on a
future
generation that will never have the choice of voting against them.