FreedomAngel82
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:47 PM
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Anybody listening to the Majority Report? |
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A guy just called in to their show and he said he was a republican but he disagreed with everything that the party is doing now. They asked him why he didn't change his party affiliation and Jeanane suggested he could be an independent but he said he wanted his voice to be heard (:shrug:) and he doesn't agree with how the democratic party does with spending and all that. Sam brought up how the republicans are spending much more then Clinton ever did and the guy agreed. They also said he should cross parties because we don't gay bash, the people are much nicer and all that. The guy said he didn't like religion in with his politics and he might have to consider crossing over. This last election he said he voted democratic. :D I was happy to hear that. The show is pretty good today if you're not listening.
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:49 PM
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1. An Honest and Decent Republican |
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:49 PM
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Personally, I'd rather have him stay in his party and fix it. While I'd always welcome a new dem, I'd rather not turn our party into a Nelson Rockefeller republican party and leave the current bunch of rethugs over there.
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:58 PM
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Edited on Mon Jun-20-05 07:01 PM by FreedomAngel82
He could have more credit with them if he's a republican and could show other republicans what's going on. Also a guy on the show said that Voinovich voted with us on Bolton. Jeanane thinks the documents that they won't give up is about the intelligence with Iraq, Syria, bugging the UN and other items like that and maybe outing Valerie Plame. He may seriously purged himself because he had nothing at all to do with Syria. So why else would the state department not release the info? They did on Cuba and other matters. There's something there that contridicted Bolton's testimony on oath. Steve (the guy talking on Bolton) thinks that it's fascinating that Frist didn't vote on colture this time and this means it'll take a few days after the announcement on the vote. The White House may be planning a recess appointment or drawing him out. The recess appointment will be the first time in twenty years that such an appointment will have been made in less then ten days. We'll be sending someone to the United Nations who doesn't recieve to be legtiment because he didn't receive confirmation with the Senate. They've done this before with judges. It's their right to do it but he wants moderates and progressives to show what the white house is doing. When you're sending someone to represent the US and can't be confirmed by the founding fathers plans on how to do things it sends a message on who Bolton is. The office of the presidency is also not legetiment. Both 2000 and 2004 aren't legit if they do this. Frist and McCain did a press conference yesterday and Frist said we hadn't had a rep in the UN for 200 days. We've had this democrazation in Europe, Egypt, Iraq and Ukraine and it's sad we haven't had representation. We've done very well without Bolton so why screw it up?
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Eric J in MN
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:52 PM
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3. As long as he keeps voting Democratic in the general election, |
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it's fine by me if he stays a Republican.
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Mon Jun-20-05 06:59 PM
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5. At least with this guy |
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he votes smart and with his brain. He doesn't vote for someone just because they share his party affiliation.
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