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A blank check?

Thomas Sowell writes:

It is now clear to all that this year's Democrats are deliberately avoiding spelling out any coherent policy program of their own.

Their strategy is to second-guess, denigrate and undermine Republicans instead of offering an agenda of their own. Rather than having a contract with America, they are seeking a blank check from America. Moreover, they may get it.

What little the Democrats do spell out is horrible.  What I don't understand is why so many otherwise reasonable people think that what the Democrats don't spell out will be any better than what they do?

Vote Republican.

October 28, 2006 in Politics |

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Mikey

I support more cleavage and less division in politics.
http://www.nallforgovernor.com/

Posted by: Mikey | October 28, 2006 at 04:26 PM

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