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/p>Larry Thornberry's last sentence says it all: "perhaps it's Republicans we don't need." Exactly right. We need conservatives, not the watered down version of socialism Republicans are currently selling.
p>McCain's "not stupid"? He's apparently willing to alienate the voters he desperately needs to win in November. How smart is that? br> -- Arnold Ahlert br> Boca Raton, Florida /p> p> CUTS BOTH WAYS br> Re: Jay D. Homnick's A Closet Race in West Virginia : /p> p>Jay, do you think broad brushing an entire state over what Democrat primary voters do at the polls is a neat thing to do? I've got some background in that state and know places that I wouldn't go with my choice of weapons and body armor but everyone knows which hollow the crazies live in and the Confederate Battle Flag flying from a tree is usually your first and last warning if you don't. Nevertheless, I think some West Virginians are going to take you to task for giving black Democratic voters a pass on their 90% margins for Obama in every primary. I think you owe the non-Democratic West Virginia voters an apology for the insult you've given them simply for living in West Virginia. br> --
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