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To: philv who wrote (21828)	11/5/2004 10:41:40 AM
From: sea_urchin	Respond to of 81518

Phil > Democrats in the US are examining their options now, and some are arguing that they should co-operate with the Republicans rather than oppose them. What a joke -- that's what they have done all the time. They call it "bipartisanship" but that's just a smart word for the elected officials to do as they please and, in fact, create a tyranny. Indeed, the Democrats have supported W all along the line -- notably in making war in Iraq and in covering up 9-11. > If that is the best the Democrats can come up with, it just doesn't matter. The Democrats are not an opposition party to the Republicans -- they are an alternative party. People don't seem to understand this. In the recent election, Kerry and Edwards did everything they could to model their agenda on the Bush / Cheney manifesto -- their claim to fame was they professed they could do it better. By no stretch of the imagination could anyone consider their position to be socialist or anti-war but because they are Democrats they are tainted as "liberals".