It seems  so intolerable to me ,that a  mistake, can be taken so seriously by any Republican regardless of their  educational credentials.However  this is the difference in the Liberal, and Consirvitive Parties, The Democrats will always give the second class citizen a chance. and try to communicate on the individuals level no I dont walk on two legs I dont have any. Would any one understand who I meant if I said Hillery instead of Hillary, Spell check didn't care.but one very Smugg Republican did.
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A simple spelling error...but I can guarantee you this...If Hillary Rodham Clinton runs in '08...I will vote for her in a New York Minute...I WAS Republican, but since this last election, I switched parties....cuz Mr. Bush had ruined the image of the Grand Old Party...Hillary in '08...get out the vote!!
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Democrats are not dumb.  I know several who are very intelligent.  They just tend to be like sheep.  They believe everything any liberal says as if it where the word of God himself.  Just look at the garbage on moveon.org and you'll see what I mean.  Don't judge our democratic friends, just help educate them.
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Surely you don't honestly believe there are that many Democrats out there with an IQ over 70. These are people who misspelled their names on absentee ballots, then wondered why their votes were being tossed out.
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I'm sorry, but you are obviously one of the stereotypical Democrats out there.  Democrats tend to hear something and take it as whatever meaning they choose, as long as it makes Republicans sound like they don't know what they're talking about.  "Everything changed on 9/11" because we realized that our country isn't as safe as we all thought it was.  We realized that terrorists can attack us and that it was time that we stopped allowing them to carry out their missions the best we can. This was going to happen no matter what party was in office.  It's been being planned for a very long time.  I watch what Democrats say about Bush and I just can't help but think that in the back of their mind they're all saying, "thank goodness it didn't happen while we were in office."  They know it very well could have, but it seemed like a perfect opportunity to crack on the Republican party.  If a Democrat were in office, all of our soldiers would be home and we'd be the target of horrible attacks.  We'd be giving into terrorists negotiations and the United States would be growing weaker every day.  Thank God that Bush is in office right now because he knows what needs to be done and isn't afraid of doing it.  That's why Democrats don't like him so much.  He knows their tactics won't work right now, and he's not afraid to stand up for what he believes will.  God help us if a Democrat like Hilary Clinton takes office next.
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First, it "naive".  Second, as for your argument, it's actually quite the opposite.  Democrats are the ones who do nothing but mislead people, scare people, and spew hatred.  One of these days, when you grow up and open your mind, you'll realize that.
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They are distancing themselves like they did when Dean made a joke of himself.  I am embarrassed to say I am a Democrat because since the late 70's, the party left the working man, and parallels itself with Labor and the welfare group.\n\nHaving served, I think it was a MAJOR slap in the face to the men and woman who serve our country.  It is an all Volunteer force and these people signed on the dotted line. Has nothing to do with education as many have college and OCS under their belts and are officers.\n\n\nSemper Fi
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The fact is, that Democrats on this site don't even know that their own party leaders are outraged as well. For political survival or decent human respect, whatever their reasons, the Democratic Party is just as pissed as we(Republicans) are. And yet, the fools argue on.
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Well, if Liberals are such blathering name callers who just make fun of those poor Republicans then I can see how you are a lot different and did not resort to any name calling. I think you really took the high road. In case you could not tell, I was being sarcastic.
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it is a little silly if you ask me..\n\nI actually heard one Republican say something to the tune of this "if Kerry can't speak any better than that, he should resign"...\n\nKerry made one verbal mistake... how many has Bush made? I wonder if that person voted for Bush?
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Bottom line, America forgets easily unless reminded constantly. Its all in the "now" or "current" perception.  Democrats do not have the "go for the jugular and never let go" gene; whereas the Republicans do.  If the Dems had the gene they would have been and will continue to make reference to Gingrich's misconduct at each and every opportunity.  The Republicans manage to hold the spotlight to  Dem misgivings in a manner that does not allow the voting public to forget.  Perfect example is Clinton' look at how every time a negative comes up about BUSH and the like, they always remind us of "...Clinton did..... Clinton was...Clinton tried, whether in or out of context!" Hence never allowing space to forget the misgivings and focus on the great.  If Dems would have continued to use Gingrich misconduct at every opportunity, rubbing the Republicans nose in its foulness for years, he would be less likely remembered for any perceived greatness.
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are you asking a question, or are you just venting? trying to put everyone in their place with your superior wisdom? opinions are like @ssholes, and you sure are full of them....yes both. are you old enough to be on here, or you reading your mommy's REDBOOK? shoe size.....*SNICKER SNICKER*....haven't heard that since junior high! you have enlightened me with your intelligence. please, include something rude about me when you add details to this vent. i am an attention whore too. BTW, i am a republican, yes that's right, a REPUBLICAN, don't do us any favors with this vent.
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Politicians should be muzzled on both sides. But I disagree with the asker. I don't see it as worse than Kerry calling our troops uneducated. It may be just as bad, but it's not far worse as he'd like us to believe.
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In a brief nutshell, today's Republicans (the Good Old Party, GOP) are characterised by a want for 'smaller' government, a more agile (not necissarily bigger) military, and a connection with (usually religious) blue-color 'everyman' workers.  They believe in a government that is reflective of overarching, 'home grown' family values, as can be best seen in their "Contract With America". Democrats are more for creating a social welfare society, and believe that goverment should play a more active role in daily life (though not necissarily intrusive).  Many people brand this party as being 'liberal', which is actually a fairly new designation considering many Democrats (also known then as Dixiecrats) were opposed to 'liberal' civil rights reforms in the 1960s.  Further, whereas Republicans target typically older citizens, Democrats tend to lean towards younger, educated professionals (for example yuppies) and are a favorite on college campuses.  Unfortunately, in today's America politics has become frieghteningly divisive.  We can't even have a hurricane (I cite Katrina) without people pulling out 'Repbulican this' or 'Democrat that'.  Further, the two parties aren't helping the matter either.  Whenever someone does something wrong (For example a Republican President or Democratic governor), it is suddenly the fault of the entire party, and not just that one person.  You seem educated enough to visit each party's website and read their platform.  Skip over anything with the word 'Iraq' or 'terror' in it (because these are in the spotlight, and are likely to be uselessly full of propogand) and instead read your opinions on issues that effect your daily life, such as public education, health care and taxes.  I think you (and many other people) would be surprised at how much the two parties actually agree on, but with different routes.
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Jim W you are funny.  From just talking to liberals and democrats, I find that ,that is their motto.  Hate republicans because they are rich and only care about rich people.  Blah blah blah.  I know, I was raised in a Hispanic home where they tried to teach me that.  Luckily, I can think for myself and see what the democrats are all about.\n\nAs for Bill and Hillary, let them, none of it came from me.
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It does not scare me that a Democrat could become President, and I am a conservative Republican. What scares me is one of the ones constantly mentioned as a possible Democratic candidate (Hillary, Kerry, etc) could become President. I vote in terms of best person for the job. I do not inherently vote party lines. But these ones constantly being mentioned, especially Hillary Clinton, are uber-liberal whack jobs. It would indeed harm the country.
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Don't apologize. Politics has nothing to do with the real world. Every time the Democrats get clocked, there are a multitude of articles about the end of the party. And now we are hearing this is the end of the Republican party.\n\nHELLO! They are both wrong!\n\nWe won't get decent people in government until the American sheep wake up and realize the most important thing a politician has to do each day is work for his/her re-election. Everything else is a distant second.
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I am not going to asnwer that question Rush is too biased.  However Loubean I have seen your answers and you finallly have proved that there is an intellegent conservitive on this site.  There are plenty of idiotic liberals on this site too not every idiot is a republican.  However you are the only conservitive that will at least that the left is not all bad not all call of us abunch of kooks or America haters and stuff.  btw I am not even American.  I am a liberal and I respect you.