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To: Road Walker who wrote (375132)	3/26/2008 9:21:52 AM
From: combjelly	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1577358

"Yeah, legal or not, and I don't know, it certainly violates the 'spirit' of Democracy." In Ohio, at least, it isn't legal to switch party affiliations for that reason. And yes, it certainly violates the spirit. However, while they give lip service to both the Constitution and Democracy, the neos don't like either one very much. "The indignant self-righteous radio talk show buffoons have a very slippery set of moral values... all based on which political party benefits." Well, like with the laws, moral values are for others. They have their vision and that trumps everything else.