>>>>>More often than not liberals are like tele-evangelists, "do as I say, not as I do". *g*
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>>>>OK, prove that. Make a list of liberal vs conservative senators, congreswhatevers, officials etc who were indicted of corruption etc within the last 20 years, state legislature level and up. Also, how many were actually found guilty.
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>>>I agree that there are corruption on both sides. Even though I think in general conservatives are treated more harshly if caught.
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>>>I'm talking about not practicing what they preach. You know things like "wind power? wind mills? GREAT! but not in my backyards". Or "No SUVs? great idea, but I need all mine to get to my environmental speeches". This type of thing.
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>>Yeah, like protecting family values, announcing that pretty much any bit of space allowed for gay couples somehow causes a million of divorces, and then being caught just minutes before getting out of closet... that sort of stuff. Goes for priests, politicians and generally anyone who tries to tell others what to do.
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>>Just out of sheer curiosity on a slow weekends, what in particular inspired you to pick liberal ones out of that bunch?
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>He's a conservative. Who else is he going to pick?

I know... but comparing them, of all people, to televangelists was a nice touch, just had to do my steps in the dance after that.