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To: Lane3 who wrote (148479)	11/23/2005 7:14:27 PM
From: Thomas A Watson	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793646

Have you signed up for mail from the DNC, the official voice of the democrats? I have. So if you are ignorant of how unhinged the leadership of the dems is. That is your own personal brand of Koolaid. In my mail client I have a fould called Z_demented_dems. I have filters that collect email from official democrat sites. The Koolaid of the democrats is public and prolific. You read the words of the DNC leaders I posted earlier, well this is the last post of the RNC, it's dated but is indictive of the different style. I know Koolaid and it seem it is one more area where you are clueless. Dear Thomas, There is a very interesting article in yesterday's edition of USA Today (6/16/05) detailing a Catholic voter's journey from the Democratic Party into the Republican Party. The writer discusses his family's history as ethnic Catholics, his support for all Democratic presidential candidates from JFK through Bill Clinton in 1992 and how he is now a Catholic Republican. The author further explains that the choice between the two parties is clear, as the GOP is the only choice for Catholic voters who want to support right to life, traditional marriage and other critical issues. I'm sure that many of you will be able to relate to this very personal and interesting account of a Catholic who was left behind by the modern left-wing Democratic Party, led by Howard Dean.