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To: JohnM who wrote (83690)	3/19/2003 1:24:29 PM
From: LindyBill	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 281500

This guy has gone over the edge. Naah, Will is just responding to the hatred of Bush that is expanding as Iraq comes to a head. You guys are having a real "meltdown" over there in the Democratic Party, John. Some of your more responsible leaders realize it and are coming out with calls to get behind the Prez. Daschle is the "Face" of your party. And he is feeling so bitter and nasty that it spills over into Public view when he is not careful. People see it and react to it. And you are a good example of it here. You have really posted some very tough views of Bush. You make no bones of your dislike for him and his bunch, and everything they stand for. But you are reacting rather than acting. You really have no program. You may hate Bush's program, but at least he has one. I think the left has lost it's core, John. I really do. You guys marched behind a banner of "We can help you through Government Action" for years, and it sold to the American People. But when Socialism imploded in the 80's, you lost it. Clinton realized it, ran to the right, and got elected. And you admit you were disappointed with his programs. The right forgot where it's core was, and barely got elected by aping Clinton. But 911 was a shock to the country's nervous system, and a Society always goes conservative in time of war. This has given the Neocons an opportunity to change our track in Foreign Policy, and a triumphal President will be able to go to his natural conservative principles and get a more libertarian economic package through Congress. If the Democrats can't get out of this spiteful approach to politics, as exemplified by you and Win here, you guys are doomed to years of stumbling around in the wilderness.