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asdfska
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Uh, no, they didn't "move in", party leaders sold the rest of us out and brought them in
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ImAcracker
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I see people throw this term around way too loosely it seems.
Please define what a Liberal is?
Please define what a Liberal is?
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Alcoholic
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We can't have trillion plus dollar health care reform bills if we're cutting taxes, can we?
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pilgrim
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im a liberal, its just a saying ive heard. no wonder you have a zillion posts/no life, you argue with everyone on this site
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ImAcracker
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See this what I am talking about because half of that is just rhetoric but the rabroad
her half I absolutely believe in. "their civil rights, and their civil liberties " I believe in strongly. But the rest is just rhetoric that could mean anything.
her half I absolutely believe in. "their civil rights, and their civil liberties " I believe in strongly. But the rest is just rhetoric that could mean anything.
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dru
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Right.
These days they are people that disagree with conservatives.
These days they are people that disagree with conservatives.
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Mammoth
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JFK was for smaller government, he cut taxes, and reduced spending. He wasn't for Keynesian economics like Obama and many modern liberals.
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Wolf
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Keynesian just states that deficit-spending isn't a bad thing. That a balanced budget shouldn't be a primary concern.
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Walter Sobchak
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No. The media covered them straight because they were presumed candidates. Once McCain shook up his staff over the summer of 2007, the media swoon over McCain started, and his stock rose in NH, from there, it grabroad
worse.
Personally, I thought Obama was a lock since his 2004 speech. [/qurabroad
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No. Hillary led the polling until the media swoon in regards to Obama's announcement speech started.
The point is that in the last thirty years, a candidate hasn't been elected without a strong media bias in their favor. The media chooses the candidates and then chooses the winners and losers.
worse.
Personally, I thought Obama was a lock since his 2004 speech. [/qurabroad
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No. Hillary led the polling until the media swoon in regards to Obama's announcement speech started.
The point is that in the last thirty years, a candidate hasn't been elected without a strong media bias in their favor. The media chooses the candidates and then chooses the winners and losers.
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pilgrim
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so open minded their brains fell out
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Jesus
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the top one sounds correct. fiscal liberals like to spend lrabroad
s of money on making the government larger, and raise taxes to do so.
s of money on making the government larger, and raise taxes to do so.
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Jason
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I disagree that most of America falls close to that.
If they did, they wouldn't be vrabroad
ing for the politicians that are so far away from it.
If they did, they wouldn't be vrabroad
ing for the politicians that are so far away from it.
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Michael Westen
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It's just one of the most obvious examples. How about how liberals like civil rights... especially ones that give minorities an advantage and shit all over the majority. That isn't equality, and JFK and MLK would tell the modern liberal to go fuck themselves.