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To: Sedohr Nod who wrote (117654)	12/19/2000 6:17:26 PM
From: Thehammer	Respond to of 769670

<<...came up with this observation yesterday....."You just have to talk to the liberals like they are kids". And I think she has a valid point. How else can you explain aversions to tax cuts? Or denials of what liberal policies have done to the family structure and schools? >> You may also notice that Clinton or Gore when they addressed the general populace always sounded as if they were speaking to a 2nd grader. On your send point, I think many fear these programs will succeed. The liberals in power become disenfranchised as their constituents come to the realization that economic abundance and opportunity are more a matter of personal initiative rather than beneficence bestowed by politicians. Liberals know an empowered electorate would recognize them for what they are: the political equivalent of a feudal lords.