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Politics : Just the Facts, Ma'am: A Compendium of Liberal Fiction

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From: Brumar899/11/2007 1:48:24 PM
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Whoops, a little too much truth-telling on the View thread:

From: Iktomi
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I've always thought most of the folks here were liberals (apologies Dale- I think being liberal is a compliment, though, so I'm basically apologizing for complimenting y'all).

Maybe we ought to be the "A Bunch of Liberals Contemplate the Center" thread :-)

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From: Dale Baker
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Maybe we ought to be the "A Bunch of Liberals Contemplate the Center" thread :-)

While a disproportionate amount of the regulars here are fairly ardent liberals, that is not what the thread was founded for, or why I participate here.

If it did become that, you would find me absent. "Why Liberalism Lost the Center and Can't Seem To Get It Back" is a more interesting topic for a cynic like myself. Just like the crash and burn of neoconservatism. Except liberalism has a chance to resurrect itself in 2008 if it doesn't get lost in its own ideological blind alleys again.

Translation: Okay, we're all lefties here. But lets pretend otherwise and get back to bashing Bush and conservatives.

Re. . "Why Liberalism Lost the Center and Can't Seem To Get It Back" is a more interesting topic" - best not hold your breath waiting for that discussion.

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