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Do you agree with each and every plank of your party's platform?"

You have me there. The answer is "no," of course. But I will campaign and vote for the Republican Party.

The reason for what I do is that apparently, no great leap or change can be made in politics without terrible consequences and risk of despotic gangs taking over our government. And no great legitimate change can be made, because so many of our own Party members want to continue huge funding for family breaking feminism, etc. So I'll try to help push our opposition back little by little.

But there is one way to make a great change that's relatively quick.

Keep cutting taxes while allowing the opposition to increase funding for family breaking programs. At the same time, build up our military and stop all foreign aggressors, costing the next Democrat Administration even more.

Reagan did it. We should do it more and more effectively.

Eventually, bankrupt the opposition. Close the offices of their bureaucracy. ...scorched earth budget policy. Then start over.

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I forget which comedian called Bush a "tax-cut-and-spend Republican", but it's rang around inside my noggin ever since.

You can't cut taxes and NOT cut spending. It'll be his downfall, then ours.

If we don't find a way to wean people off the gub'mint teat, we'll be living in a "glorious workers' paradise" - and we all know how well THOSE turn out.

IOW, Bush is just helping to further the Dems' plan to turn us into a poor, third-world communist dictatorship; the only difference is, it's happening at a slower rate than it would if Gore had won, or if Kerry wins. If Bush doesn't grow a pair and start cutting SOMETHING - he COULD have refrained from giving more to the subsidized-"art" pogrom called National Endowment for the Arts, but he couldn't even veto THAT!

Just once, George. Just cut ONE spending increase. Show us you can be a fiscal conservative. Screw those liberals.