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To: Oral Roberts who wrote (152114)	12/21/2005 11:01:09 AM
From: Alan Smithee	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793782

Sadly I think the answer may be yes. BDS is so rampant that many prefer we lose or be attacked. Anything to regain power. They may not be able to admit that to themselves but that is the way it's appearing to me. I was in the bookstore last night and picked up a copy of Hugh Hewitt's, "If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat" for $4.99. I'd thought originally the book was about Democratic election fraud, but that is only a part of the book. Hewitt's thesis is that it is imperative that Republicans stay in control of the government. He believes, IMO rightly so, that the Democratic party has abdicated responsibility for national security, and our safety, both as a nation and as individuals, would be in jeopardy if the Democrats ever regain power. I'm only 30 pages into the book thus far, but it's a good read. Highly recommended reading, particularly in light of what is going on now.