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Old 10-07-2010, 02:04 PM   #14
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Sorry forgot a sentence or my brain skipped. Civil liberties are being suspended or twisted out of recognition. I was referring to Lincoln's suspension of liberties during the Civil War. Yes it was wrong but changes came out of it. I don't see changes today except paranoia and more ways to define what should be undefinable.

I had purposely erased Tricky Dicky from my memory. If only he could be erased from history.
Thanks for clarifying. Whew! Yeah, I would love to purge Tricky Dick from my memory but, unfortunately, he's lodged up there. Plus as time goes on and the GOP tries to rewrite its history I find myself increasingly having to remind conservatives that the Southern Strategy REALLY existed, was actually written down, that the man who framed it (Kevin Phillips) is alive and kicking and completely repentant over what his idea(s) have wrought on the American body politic and that it has resulted in the purge of moderates from the GOP.

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