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An R next to a politician?s name might as well be a scarlet letter in 2006.
Voters have tired of Republican President George W. Bush for his ignorance of reality in Iraq and abuses of power at ho...
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Chafee for Senate
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Posted 31 October 2006 - 02:19 AM
Agreed. Moderate republicans are a dying breed, as they are getting forced out in the primaries, as was very nearly Chafee's fate. Sooner or later the GOP wil only have the extremists.
And I would posit that Chafee is the opposite of Lieberman in that regard. Chafee has principle; in the last couple years Joe has exhibited not principle, but a love of entrenched power.
And I would posit that Chafee is the opposite of Lieberman in that regard. Chafee has principle; in the last couple years Joe has exhibited not principle, but a love of entrenched power.
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