Curtiss Hancey
Yeah Herm, but so was Harry Truman. Had I been of voting age at that point in time, I, too, would have been a liberal, as I sure as heck would have voted for him. Wanna read a good book? Get "Plain Speaking". It is a biography of Harry. He is one of my idols. I don't know if you know it or not, but the KKK was founded by liberals and most of the members were liberals, or undeclared independents. I am sure that Jesus would not have been a part of this crowd. This is still being carried on but in a different manner. Instead of being threatened, harmed or killed, victims have become slaves of the government via "entitlement" programs, in return for their vote and the viscious circle just keeps going on. And in this sense, those of us who are conservatives are also slaves of the government, because we are paying for this in a different way -- monetarily. Just so you know, I am not a Republican. Republican does not equal Conservative in my book. Party lines have become totally blurred and Republicans have become more like Republicrats -- walking the fence to garner liberal votes while not losing their "conservative" constituency. This has meant, for several years now, that I never get to vote "for" anyone, but rather I find myself voting against someone, because there isn't a candidate running that I can believe has my best interests (and in my way of thinking the country's best interests) at heart. Along those same lines, the liberals in California are a different breed. I don't view you as one of them. You don't have the vacuous stare, the requisite frontal lobotomy and lack of personal hygiene that most of them do (lol). Have a Merry Christmas and a Great New Year, my friend. Curt
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