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Robb

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7. Fortunately, I get off the horns of that dilemma.

Reply to unkachuck (Original post)

Sat Dec 17, 2011, 12:40 AM

Dec 2011

So to speak. My party stands firmly between my family and Republican rule.

While there is (clearly) much debate on Democrats' commitment to civil liberties, there is zero debate on where Republicans stand.

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Party loyalty or civil liberties? [View all] unkachuck Dec 2011 OP

I'll take Civil Liberties Please and Thank you.... midnight Dec 2011 #1

Civil liberties, hands down. Quartermass Dec 2011 #2

What is sad is you need to ask this nadinbrzezinski Dec 2011 #3

civil liberties should always override party loyality quinnox Dec 2011 #4

I'll say I won't give on the positions that made me choose to nd a Democrat. TheKentuckian Dec 2011 #5

Let's ask Benjamin Franklin. UnrepentantLiberal Dec 2011 #6

Fortunately, I get off the horns of that dilemma. Robb Dec 2011 #7

Occupy Zorra Dec 2011 #8

to the loyalists, liberties come solely from "the liberal party," no matter how illiberal the MisterP Dec 2011 #9

Civil Liberties for 200, Alex.... Hell Hath No Fury Dec 2011 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author PufPuf23 Dec 2011 #11

Without party UNITY many of us would have no civil liberties. I'm for what works. McCamy Taylor Dec 2011 #12

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