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**sigrekatonov** · 11-27-2011, 08:36 PM

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DEMOCRATS WANT A THIRD WORLD AMERICA.

THEY WANT A NEVER-ENDING ECONOMIC DEPRESSION.....

AND THEY NEED REPUBLICANS TO BLAME IT ON.

A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT IS IDEAL FOR DEMOCRATS...

...AS LONG AS THEY CONTROL THE CONGRESS.

They aren't the only ones.. A bunch of Republicans want this too.

David Brooks:

Brooks envisioned a “huge opportunity” to “create a governing Republican majority” under Bush, echoing “precisely the aggressive foreign policy and patriotic national service themes that John McCain struck in the 2000 primary season,” including “rogue-state rollback,” “nation-building,” and “a summons to national service.” President Bush, Brooks gushed, had finally “broken the libertarian grip on the GOP.” On the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention, Brooks performed an end-zone dance celebrating “the death of small-government conservatism,” arguing that Republicans now “must embrace” a Teddy Roosevelt–style “progressive conservatism” if they want “to become the majority party for the next few decades.”

11-27-2011, 08:36 PM	#9
sigrekatonov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DEMOCRATS WANT A THIRD WORLD AMERICA. THEY WANT A NEVER-ENDING ECONOMIC DEPRESSION..... AND THEY NEED REPUBLICANS TO BLAME IT ON. A REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT IS IDEAL FOR DEMOCRATS... ...AS LONG AS THEY CONTROL THE CONGRESS. They aren't the only ones.. A bunch of Republicans want this too. David Brooks: Brooks envisioned a “huge opportunity” to “create a governing Republican majority” under Bush, echoing “precisely the aggressive foreign policy and patriotic national service themes that John McCain struck in the 2000 primary season,” including “rogue-state rollback,” “nation-building,” and “a summons to national service.” President Bush, Brooks gushed, had finally “broken the libertarian grip on the GOP.” On the eve of the 2004 Republican National Convention, Brooks performed an end-zone dance celebrating “the death of small-government conservatism,” arguing that Republicans now “must embrace” a Teddy Roosevelt–style “progressive conservatism” if they want “to become the majority party for the next few decades.”
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