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Old 05-15-2009, 08:36 AM
 
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Barry Goldwater and Gerald Ford were pro-choice, were they not conservatives?
How did Goldwater and Ford do in presidential elections? Thanks for proving my point.
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Old 05-15-2009, 08:56 AM
 
Location: Northeast NJ
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Preserving the right to life is the most basic constitutional right. This is where the goateed liberatarians reefer smokers miss the boat.
Except that the definition of "life" is often rooted in one's religious views. It's legislating morality. Either way, it's still not small government. If it must be an issue, let it be a state issue.

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You also miss it if you think the strike against terror was preemptive. Somehow you people forget 9-11 happened.
It's hard to forget 9-11 when I witnessed the towers burning. Don't insult me. Here's a thought: if we focused more on a strong national defense, or maybe listened to those memos that warned us of a terrorist attack, it wouldn't have happened to begin with!

We're veering too far off-topic though, so I'll say not much more.
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Old 05-15-2009, 09:09 AM
 
Location: St. Joseph Area
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I think this is on topic, but I just read this in the economist. Good article.


How to fix the Republican Party | How to fix a party | The Economist
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Old 05-15-2009, 09:58 AM
 
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Except that the definition of "life" is often rooted in one's religious views. It's legislating morality. Either way, it's still not small government. If it must be an issue, let it be a state issue.

The definition of life is scientific, not religious. Check out Eeee's epic thread on abortion.



It's hard to forget 9-11 when I witnessed the towers burning. Don't insult me. Here's a thought: if we focused more on a strong national defense, or maybe listened to those memos that warned us of a terrorist attack, it wouldn't have happened to begin with!

We're veering too far off-topic though, so I'll say not much more.
Sure. Let's go through the millions of transmissions saying 9-11 was an imminent threat. Like I said, Paul might have had a chance if not for his legions of doobie-smoking crazies.
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