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To: Tenchusatsu who wrote (238751)	6/24/2005 3:52:08 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1572676

Steve, I'm still trying to get the Church of Kahless added to the vast sea of truths liberals believe in. Then I can get the bleeding hearts to treat this book with just as much respect as the Koran: I love the fact that you all continue to underestimate/pretend to underestimate the power of liberals. I suspect that it comes from age old insecurity complex because any fool can see that liberals tend to rule the roost. Just looking at one economic parameter.........company incubation.......one can see that major new industries like hi tech are taking root in areas that are traditionally liberal. In fact, most large corporations have their initial roots in liberal metro areas. After all, big conservative cities like Atlanta tend to have a lot of branch offices but how many big corporations were actually started there...........Home Depot, I think that's one? In fact, liberal metro areas tend to have the better living conditions............but then, you knew that.......that's why you choose to live in liberal areas of the country......or is it because that's where your potential employers are? Liberals in this country are getting their act together. That will mean the end of the GOP juggernaut...........and I suspect a very major re alignment of the parties, bigger than anything that has happened previously for the past 150 years. ted