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<title>Conservatives abandoning their principles
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<description>In politics, goes the proverb, a man must learn to rise above principle. Republicans certainly are doing a good job resembling that maxim -- and with bad results assured. President Bush&#x26;#x27;s political savant Karl Rove was the cock-of-the-walk this month bragging that conservatism has become &#x26;#x22;the dominant political creed in America.&#x26;#x22; Surely it must be one of those off-brands because what&#x26;#x27;s been passing for conservatism these days is quite troubling. Let&#x26;#x27;s start with Rick Santorum. Pennsylvania&#x26;#x27;s junior U.S. senator this week is planning to introduce a bill that would raise the minimum wage.</description>
<author>The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review</author>
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