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To: John Lenin
Two points: #1 Numbers. Even if Lott quits the Senate and the Democratic Gov of MS appoints a Dem the numbers are still 50-49-1 - Republican majority. #2 Trust. This administration will squander the good-will and trust of many loyal Republicans (plus swing vote) if Lott stays. The republican party since Reagan has slowly been changing to publics perception of what the party is made up of in ideas, beliefs and principals. If we can't police our own this will be a major step backward in (voters eyes) the goals we have to be an all-inclusive party.
67 posted on 12/15/2002 7:13:29 AM PST by happydogx2
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To: happydogx2
Do you trust John McCain ? He is already planning a run as independant unless Nickles gives him everything he wants he bolts the party and declares his candidacy immediately. Knowing McCain he will spite the GOP no matter what Nickles offers him. This is going to be interesting I hope Lott stands his ground.
90 posted on 12/15/2002 7:23:21 AM PST by John Lenin
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To: happydogx2
This administration will squander the good-will and trust of many loyal Republicans (plus swing vote) if Lott stays

Complete baloney. We need to keep the Senate at 51-49, not 50-50. Power-sharing is a huge deal. Why do I get the impression that if what you proposes happens and the Dems tie up the Senate, you and your fellow purist will be whining and moaning about how 'Moderate Jorge' didn't accomplish anything conservative? Why make it that more easier for the Dems to use procedure to block needed reforms, budget cuts, tax cuts, judicial confirmations, etc.?

91 posted on 12/15/2002 7:23:24 AM PST by Diddle E. Squat
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