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To: BobL

It does require a certain amount of discretion if you are going to vote for a Democrat. My agenda is to advance conservatism, but allowing these mavericks to run the Party puts a kink in that agenda. I wish McCain's re-election was in '06, so we could make the proper example of him. Take out the head and the rest would be scattered. Unfortunately his was last year. This is why I've been hoping someone would challenge Hagel or DeWine as a default. Graham if he keeps it up, though not certain if his race is in '06 or '08.

My preference is to kick them out in the primaries. However, I will admit upfront I want Chafee to lose. He doesn't support tax cuts. He doesn't support the war. He doesn't support the 'Constitutional Option'. He stated he would not vote for this President. And he's been weak on Bolton, only going forward because he needs to do something on our behalf to warrant funding for his re-election. IMO, it's time to cut him loose. We're essentially funding the race of a Democrat. Let the DNC spend the funds for the seat and divert the funds to a race where we'll get something more out of the investment.


60 posted on 05/22/2005 6:15:10 PM PDT by Soul Seeker
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To: Soul Seeker

Actually, I give Chaffee more credit than that. He is from a total left-wing state and thus he has good reason to be moderate, although I would agree that he goes too far.

Hagel, McCain, Warner, and Graham have no reason at all to be playing footsie with the Dems, and I'd love to see them get tossed out in their next Primary (and they very well might if we lose this nuke vote because of them).


63 posted on 05/22/2005 6:21:25 PM PDT by BobL
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