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Republican vs. Conservative

Separation is in whose interest? Moderation no longer in play. Also: Still no amnesty for Brandon Crocker -- in round three. Plus much more.

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Ken Shreve /p> p> Thanks, Andrew. As a long-time Republican voter I agree wholeheartedly! Actually, I am ready for a good truly conservative third party br> -- Mel Evans /p> p> I got another fax yesterday from Tom DeLay's office asking for more money in their time of crisis to defeat the liberal Democrats... I laughed out loud. I realize now that I was always libertarian, now I'm a card carrying one. Since I was old enough to vote, I always voted Republican (sometimes holding my nose at the ballot box). It was a means to a conservative end. I always told myself to consider the alternative...if only the Republicans could hold both Houses of Congress and the White House...think of what could be done. Well now we know what can be done, and from now on I'm going to vote my conscience. I suspect that very little in Washington will change either way, but I'll sleep well at night. br> -- Tom Bledsoe /p> p> As regards Andrew Cline's highly readable article "The Task at Hand," his thoughts are too little, too late. Within the Constitution-busting two-party system Conservativism is DOA! br> -- Paull Palmer
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