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To: KLP who wrote (253866)	6/11/2008 12:04:28 PM
From: Geoff Altman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793841

I thought the concept of the Lawyers Party vs the Business/Jobs Party was an interesting concept It's an excellent place to start. Republicans have to do something about their image. IMO even though the GOP says it stands for smaller gov't and less spending etc... because of past performance, few are left that believe the core values of the GOP will be implemented if they control the WH. At this point that the Republicans need to go back to square one somewhat like what Newt Gingridge did with the contract with America and reaffirm their core values, then come up with legislation to back their statements.... Most realize that the Dems are more or less anti-business but they've been trying to palm themselves off as being the party to create jobs and protect jobs at home. The American public must be made to understand that democrats haven't got a clue when it comes to what is needed to increase the number of jobs. Their idea of creating jobs is getting the gov't to make a massive public works program like the TVA which doesn't do anything to resolve the problem but would allow them to justifiably tax us to death.........