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Sat Jul-30-05 09:10 PM
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| 32. The two votes under current discussion are CAFTA and the bankrupcy |
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bill. I live in NC, which last I checked was in the South, and let me clear on this. CAFTA is about as popular here as Saddam. Two Republican Congressmem voted for that turkey and one didn't vote but is claiming to have tried to vote no. The rest of the delegation, including Walter Jones who is slightly to the left of Attila the Hun, voted no. On what planet is that centrist?
The bankrupcy bill had no support out side of the credit card industry. I bet you couldn't find even ten Southerners who didn't work for a bank or cc company who actually favored that bill to the point it would enter into his or her Congressional vote.
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| -The DLC: Why of course, they're centrists! |
Writer |
Jul-30-05 11:47 AM |
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the term "centrist" is relative and somewhat deceptive.... |
mike_c |
Jul-30-05 11:50 AM |
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Thank you. They are Conservative, not Centrist. |
Jade Fox |
Jul-30-05 11:52 AM |
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Because it's shocking just how anti-labor, pro-corporate, anti-environment |
BlueEyedSon |
Jul-30-05 11:52 AM |
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The center has moved to the Right |
nadinbrzezinski |
Jul-30-05 11:56 AM |
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My problem with DLC is their support for Iraqi war |
chaumont58 |
Jul-30-05 12:13 PM |
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When campaign cash means more than those that voted for you believeing |
nothingshocksmeanymore |
Jul-30-05 12:01 PM |
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This topic is getting old...and it's a waste of time, too. Why not find |
sojourner |
Jul-30-05 12:11 PM |
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We need to fight the DLC because they ARE Republicans |
dissent1977 |
Jul-30-05 12:24 PM |
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not disagreeing with your premises, altogether... |
sojourner |
Jul-31-05 12:17 AM |
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There's a problem here... |
Writer |
Jul-31-05 08:53 AM |
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there's an even bigger problem than that |
wyldwolf |
Jul-31-05 09:19 AM |
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Centrism is not an idea |
kenny blankenship |
Jul-30-05 12:26 PM |
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thats very true |
darboy |
Jul-30-05 05:35 PM |
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No, they're "corporatists". There's a big difference between the two. |
SharonAnn |
Jul-30-05 12:52 PM |
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Generaleesimo |
Writer |
Jul-30-05 02:04 PM |
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The poster makes a perfectly valid point. |
sadiesworld |
Jul-30-05 02:25 PM |
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A sense of humor - please n/t |
Writer |
Jul-30-05 06:09 PM |
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Some people won't accept anyone but the "purists" |
election_2004 |
Jul-30-05 02:39 PM |
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Only the "purists" are unhappy with CAFTA and the bankruptcy bill? |
sadiesworld |
Jul-30-05 03:02 PM |
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Centrism supports corporate profits over workers' rights? |
Zhade |
Jul-30-05 02:56 PM |
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I noticed on the DLC website that they're referring to themselves... |
Q |
Jul-30-05 04:14 PM |
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When they call themselves "progressive" |
bloom |
Jul-30-05 06:22 PM |
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The DLC is a Corporate Lobby hiding behind the label "CENTRISM" |
bvar22 |
Jul-30-05 04:47 PM |
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Well put |
Capn Sunshine |
Jul-30-05 04:56 PM |
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Wonderful analysis of the workings of the DLC, bvar22. |
Raksha |
Jul-30-05 06:24 PM |
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They are "fascist lite" corporate lobbyists that got elected to do favors |
Zorra |
Jul-30-05 05:04 PM |
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Fear, writer! It's fear |
wyldwolf |
Jul-30-05 06:35 PM |
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This is good. This is VERY good. |
Writer |
Jul-30-05 08:31 PM |
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Another great one! |
LoZoccolo |
Jul-30-05 08:48 PM |
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true that... and here is a history of it |
wyldwolf |
Jul-30-05 08:54 PM |
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Your command of history is impressive, which also goes back to work. |
LoZoccolo |
Jul-30-05 09:22 PM |
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I enjoy reading your posts... |
Q |
Jul-31-05 09:36 AM |
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The DLC is not in lockstep. Some people are way conservative, |
Mass |
Jul-30-05 08:42 PM |
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Both sides have launched missiles. |
Writer |
Jul-30-05 08:45 PM |
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And I blame the other sides in the thread concerning the other side. |
Mass |
Jul-30-05 08:52 PM |
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You're right... |
Q |
Jul-30-05 09:07 PM |
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The two votes under current discussion are CAFTA and the bankrupcy |
dsc |
Jul-30-05 09:10 PM |
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