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Cry Me a River
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AMSPECBLOG POST OF THE DAY
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Re: “Right Reminders,” posted by Al Regnery at 11:50 a.m. on Sept.
28, 2005 on
AmSpecBlog
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p>It seems to be to be the case that “GOP” and “Conservatism” have
less and less in common these days. Reagan was the last great
Republican
and
conservative, in my book. And yes, I miss
him. He was a statesman, instead of a politician, who saw the world
in real terms, and not utopian ones (which both Democrats and
Republicans are guilty of these days). Where have all the statesmen
gone?
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—
Mark Pettifor
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