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insomniac84

join:2002-01-03
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reply to amigo_boy
Re: Dem contributing trial lawyers & election politics holdup

Amigo, you are not a republican then. Republicans are for less government.


KrK
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said by insomniac84 See Profile :

Republicans are for less government.
No.... not really. Maybe once. These days, the Republican party merely gives lip service to this, while actually increasing Government size and expanding Government Scope and Power at previously unheard of speed... (Well, since WWII. anyway.)

Republicans these days all seem to be about "Keep your hands off our money" and "No business regulation for OUR businesses" but want strict control over everything else....
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JakCrow

join:2001-12-06
Palo Alto, CA

said by KrK See Profile :

said by insomniac84 See Profile :

Republicans are for less government.
No.... not really. Maybe once. These days, the Republican party merely gives lip service to this, while actually increasing Government size and expanding Government Scope and Power at previously unheard of speed... (Well, since WWII. anyway.)

Republicans these days all seem to be about "Keep your hands off our money" and "No business regulation for OUR businesses" but want strict control over everything else....
People would be hard pressed to find a moment in time when republicans really practiced what they preach.
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