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... the most important obstacles future progressive candidates will have to overcome relate to the moral and social "values" of American workers and to their distrust of Washington and "big government." While the 2000 election was influenced by other factors, such as the legacy of the Clinton Administration and Gore's performance as a candidate, the values of white workers and their distrust of government appear likely to have the greatest continuing influence on American politics.
Who Lost the Working Class? by Andrew Levison
posted by Terrence Berres at
4/01/2001 12:01:00 AM
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Anyway, I still haven't banned Terrence Berres yet.
Terrence Berres' entry reminded me of the child's tactic used to avoid the issue at hand "ya but he hit me first!"
Terrence, you really are a class act. --John M Haynes
You sure are a bitter, cynical person.
I thought what the Vatican said was gold among the conservative Catholic element. Welcome to the cafeteria, I guess.
seems to hold a black belt in indistinct contrariety
(...rather earnest....)
excommunicated and anathemized
PH [Phariseeism], R [Republicanism], C [Clericalism], O [Offensive (anti-womyn, anti-GLBTNA, etc)]
...glossing...with a bit too much facility.
I've spent a great deal of time in the past year attempting to dialogue with pro-war Catholics such as Mr. Berres...
and the experiences have not been very fruitful ...
...my cybernemesis...
...postings are very interesting. ...
I found him very rude in his delivery.
I could understand his concerns, but given the arrogance in his tone, I found it difficult to be charitable toward him.
What does Mr. Laconic have to say today?
As usual, superb wit, deep insight, fuzzy logic, and a touch of sophistry.
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