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To: WilliamofCarmichael
The Sixties Marxist-Alinsky hippie street rabble really have taken over the traditional, patriotic Democratic Party.

That's beyond dispute. The task at hand is how to convince the moderates and independents that by voting for moderate or so called "conservative" rats is just enabling the left in D.C. IIRC, there are 49 rat Congressional Districts that voted for McCain. Add in rat Congressional Districts that also voted for Bush and that number is over 60.

10 posted on 09/12/2009 11:38:36 AM PDT by neverdem (Xin loi minh oi)
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To: neverdem; WilliamofCarmichael; Impy
>> The Sixties Marxist-Alinsky hippie street rabble really have taken over the traditional, patriotic Democratic Party. <<
>> That's beyond dispute. <<

I would dispute that. As far I can tell the RAT party has been controlled (certainly at the national level) by 'Blame American First' demagogue socialists since at least the 1890s. And when it comes to moral issues, the RAT party has been on the wrong side of history ever since the pro-slavery crowd seized control of it nationally in the 1860s. I don't think there was anything "traditional, patriotic" about the RAT party during the Wilson, FDR, and LBJ era, sorry. Traditional & Patriotic doesn't belong in the same sentence with those RATs. I'm pretty sure my family had good reason for voting Republican back then.

Of course this thread mentions democracy is under attack. Some freepers claim all democracy is bad and automatically results in "mob rule", therefore by their twisted logic, democracy under attack must be a good thing. Can't allow the dreaded democracy into our Republic!

11 posted on 09/12/2009 11:56:37 AM PDT by BillyBoy (Impeach Obama? Yes We Can!)
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