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Bush, Behind the Scenes
Tuesday, May 20, 2008
Former U.S. Senator Lincoln Chafee, a moderate Republican, reviews the first six years of the Bush presidency from an insider’s perspective. He says the Republican party needs to change dramatically if it is to survive and succeed. His new book is Against the Tide: How a Compliant Congress Empowered a Reckless President.
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Hear Lincoln Chafee talk about Rhode Island on States of the Union in Feb. 2008
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GOP is already dead in new england dieing in north east. we are living in a realignment and many can't see it. no suprise some GOP are still waiting for pre-50's america to return
Cheney betrayed you by confiding in 2000 that he was "GETTING OUT OF KYOTO?"
Thanks for the laugh -- sounds like Clinton
"almost voted no"
well glad to see you are so almost proud of yourself
sorry, this is 2 little 2 late
I like to suggest that Mr. Chafee read “Defeat” by Jonathan steele. He may learn about the Iraq.
Those in chanrge of Mr. Chafee's party is responsible for the deaths of hundreds of thousands of innocent people. He wasn't the worst Bush-enabler, but he was one. He could have quit the Republican party, and he could have worked to get Bush, Cheney, and the other war criminals out of office. But he didn't. He should think long and hard about his complicity in this criminal administration.
The quote is:
"I belong to no organized political party...I'm a Democrat." -- Will Rogers
I am leaning for McCain because I can not vote for Clinton or Obama (Osama) due to the Democratic party policies.
Richard #7,
What policies?
mc
the policies of modernity, i would guess
And what's with that "Osama" remark, Dick?
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