I found quite a bit on that today. I found this tidbit:

"This country is a one-party country. Half of it is called Republican and half is called Democrat. It doesn't make any difference. All the really good ideas belong to the Libertarians."

Hugh Downs Co-host ABC-TV's 20/20 31 March 1997


Personally I liked the bumper stickers of the 2000 race:

"Bush and Gore make me wanna Ralph".

< G > How's that for a laugh! :o) :o)


>Hi Walter,
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>>>>From an european view there is no left in your country. Only right and even more right.
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>>>Interesting. From my perspective I see the left going extremist left and the Republicans moving left to occupy the position the Democrats vacated. From my perspective there is no "Right" anymore of any consequence.
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>>Strange... I'd regard communism as left and liberals as beeing right (though I fully understand that liberals here in holland are different from liberals in the US). Communism would mean health care for free. Everyone is equal. No (major) difference in income. Seeing that 90% of the national income in the US is earned by only 10% of their citizens, and the government is supporting the rich by lowering (or at least not increasing) the taxes I could draw that conclusion. By my standards there is not more space to go the the right of where the republicans stand right now or you'll enter the area of extreme right of discrimination of ethnic groups, religion and political choice.
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>Hillary health care was about as liberal as it could get, and as left. I see the Democrat party as headed towards socialism on the way to communism. I have no problem with W's taking us to war after 911. I do have problems with what he has cooperated with on the left. Medicare prescription drugs, Federalizing airport screeners, Signing Campain finance reform to name a few. True conservatism with less government and regulation seems to be MIA.