Desperately seeking Mr. Right. Or Left.

Christian Science Monitor ^ | August 06, 2004 edition | Elizabeth Lund

[Corporate Law]

"Yeah, the same way I can get over breathing!"

Now that is a great comeback!

I was bewildered when this woman in question continued(s) to write back when I responded that I absolutely despised Clinton and considered Ronald Reagan to be my personal hero. What was also funny is that I never had anything in my response or profile mentioning Reagan so she threw that slam out on her own.

[CSM]

What is truly un-American is the philosophy of "Taking from some for the greater good." That is pure evil and the center plank for every Liberal. As you know, I can't stand to be in the same room as evil people, let alone date or marry them. For all I care, they can turn to the mommy and daddy government to pay for their dinner!

[stuartcr]

They must not be freepers. I say that judging by many liberal descriptions here on FR.

[stuartcr]

OK.

[rrrod]

conservative girls are BABES.....Im an old guy so I can say girls...and no apologies!

[weegee]

Well among the politically correct, if you believe in conservation of forests, you must also stand against SUVs and for animal rights (and don't look down on those who spike trees). If you are "for" animal rights, you really should be a vegan "and besides, it's healthier". And when you go to the rally to protest Starbucks not using the "right" organic coffee (possibly one that exploits the harvesters, not with deadly toxins but really lousy benefits packages) you'd better not make moral statements about the nice homosexual couple raising their adopted children, if you do you are a racist/sexist/homophobe.

It is a unifying ideology and you'd better get in lock step with political correctness if you are going to try to land one of the advocates.