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To: AlexW

If I were an old school hard working American Democrat, I would feel like my party had been hijacked. I can’t believe that any such person would still see Republicans as the greater of the two evils.


37 posted on 09/18/2010 9:54:21 PM PDT by RC one (WHAT!!!!)
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To: RC one

“I can’t believe that any such person would still see Republicans as the greater of the two evils.”

I still contend that Obambie would get 90+ percent of the black vote.
I was born and spent all but the last ten years in west Tennessee.
I know the blacks and their mind?set, what there is of it.
Obambie will also still get the “red diaper doper baby” (Marxist)hippie/deadbeat vote.

As for the “mad as hell” angry white democrat, many of those will defect.

The stupid white mainstream voters that were just so mad at Bush and wanted to make a statement, the type that cut their nose off to spite their face, all will defect from Obambie.


42 posted on 09/18/2010 10:10:40 PM PDT by AlexW
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To: RC one

I have a Fort Worth LEO friend who works in the highest crime areas of the city. He’s a Democrat. Whe we talk politics and I question him about his policy beliefs, I find that his values are strictly conservative.

He insists that he is “old school” Democrat. When I ask what that is, he explains that he is against the super wealthy making money on the backs of working men like himself. He truly believes that the Republican Party stands for the wealthy against the common man.

Yet he complains about all of the reglations that hinder him from doing his job and the welfare families on his beat who use their benefits for drugs and alcohol. I ask him what he would do if he had money to invest. He says he’d start a business and guarantee his own success.

He’s stuck in a mindset that his father (a farmer) instilled in him. A police officer who can’t see the facts in front of him. Very frustrating.


63 posted on 09/19/2010 12:30:50 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind.)
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To: RC one

I have a Fort Worth LEO friend who works in the highest crime areas of the city. He’s a Democrat. Whe we talk politics and I question him about his policy beliefs, I find that his values are strictly conservative.

He insists that he is “old school” Democrat. When I ask what that is, he explains that he is against the super wealthy making money on the backs of working men like himself. He truly believes that the Republican Party stands for the wealthy against the common man.

Yet he complains about all of the reglations that hinder him from doing his job and the welfare families on his beat who use their benefits for drugs and alcohol. I ask him what he would do if he had money to invest. He says he’d start a business and guarantee his own success.

He’s stuck in a mindset that his father (a farmer) instilled in him. A police officer who can’t see the facts in front of him. Very frustrating.


64 posted on 09/19/2010 12:31:00 PM PDT by BuckeyeTexan (There are those that break and bend. I'm the other kind.)
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