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mcscajun

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Tue Sep-26-06 09:10 AM
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13. Bottom line: Fiscally conservative (practically in the Grover Norquist

camp on this one) and Socially Liberal (leave what goes on in peoples' bedrooms alone, let tobacco smokers alone, leave me to make my own choices and let me grow/smoke pot).

They believe that government's only function is defense of life and property; everything else is intrusive into personal liberties. Of course, defense of life and property means that your personal liberties end when they intrude on another's.

Bill Maher is an avowed Libertarian, when he bothers to acknowledge any political position.

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