Posted: Wed Mar 05, 2003 8:31 pm
Too true
@IN; by the way, I agree with the rest of your previous post also. There was a time, in the not too distant past, that I called myself a 'conservative Republican' and spent my lunch hours listening to the neo-cons like Limbaugh, Hannity and O'Reily. ("Fair and balanced" my you-know-what!)
Now I vacillate between being a flaming Anarchist and a Revolutionary Constitutionalist. The entire right/left paradygm is a crock. It makes no difference which 'party' is in 'power' when they are all just working for the same ends.
Eisenhower saw much of this. Unfortunately his vice president didn't embrace those views and by the time it was his turn to 'govern' he was totally corrupt.
@IN; by the way, I agree with the rest of your previous post also. There was a time, in the not too distant past, that I called myself a 'conservative Republican' and spent my lunch hours listening to the neo-cons like Limbaugh, Hannity and O'Reily. ("Fair and balanced" my you-know-what!)
Now I vacillate between being a flaming Anarchist and a Revolutionary Constitutionalist. The entire right/left paradygm is a crock. It makes no difference which 'party' is in 'power' when they are all just working for the same ends.
Eisenhower saw much of this. Unfortunately his vice president didn't embrace those views and by the time it was his turn to 'govern' he was totally corrupt.