The Ross Writ

Published by Joe Edelheit Ross

Saturday, July 10, 2004

 

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The "liberal way" is to spend money to build large unresponsive bureaucracies. The "liberal way" feeds internal networks of special interests and inside operatives.
 
Mr. Jode is not describing the liberal way, he is, sadly, describing the current state of the Democratic Party.
 
liberal = socialist = communist = evildoer
 
Joe /used/ to be a fairly clear thinking guy, but somehow after I left him in Korea, he started to slip over to the dark side. Oh well. ;-)
 
Joe is criticizing Democrats for selling out to special interests. That seems like good clear Korean thinking.
 
I was reading a link on Griffen Bell and saved it. Now the link is gone. Was this yours? AND is there a way to pull up this information again?

http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:kTw24wsmKHEJ:rosswrit.com/docs/Historical-Mists.doc+Griffen+Bell+Statements+on+Bush+spying&hl=en
 
Um...'scuse me previous posters...but all that name calling about liberals, democrats, socialist, commies,etc...is so backwards. Look at the current Republican deficit. Can't blame the dems for that. TRILLIONS more in dept.

Look at how they created a unresponsive gov't while the people in NOLA drowned. Hmmmm...can't be the dems who screwed up there. Sure...they had a Dem governor, but as the emails showed, the Republican incompetent appointees screwed up big time.

Nick spoke about selling out to special interest. Gosh, I guess Nick never heard of Abramhoff, Delay, and the fact that according to recently released articles, a huge net of Republicans may be in deep trouble now that Abramhoff is copping a plea.

Sure, there are some dem's who have sold out, but the majority of selling votes and passing legislation for money rests in the corrupt hands of Republicans. Anyone here ever hear of Duke Cunningham?

(point proven!)
 
Were you reading the Historical Mists article? The Stanford Law & Policy Review will publish it this spring but it may be possible to get an advance copy.
 
absolute power corrupts absolutley
 
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