"DSK" wrote in message

Maxprop wrote:
... Furthermore Lieberman resumed his more
moderate politics after leaving the Gore team, which made him less
palatable
to the dem core.

I thought your whole point was that far left or far right politicians
were rare? And here the whole Democratic Party is far left?

Jesus, Doug, is everything absolutely black and white to you? Do I have to
spell it out? Okay, here goes one last time. The democrat party is largely
left of the aisle, but many politicians are only slightly so, some are
somewhat more to the left, and damn few are on the fringe. Lieberman was a
moderate dem, but had to become somewhat more left to be on the Gore team.
For example, he flip-flopped to pro-choice from pro-life. But he
flip-flopped back again (something not particularly attractive in a
politician for whom we are to hold trust) after his defeat. The bulk of the
democrat voting public leans somewhat to the left, but not severely so.
Since Lieberman currently stands close to middle ground, he's not as
palatable to them, apparently, as Dean or Kerry. Hope that clears it up for
y'all, but somehow I have my doubts. The tone of your response would
indicate that you mind is made up and you're not to be confused with facts.

This is where you give the game away, "Max," your traile of bull****
leads right back to the cave.

See above. And somehow I knew you'd wander from the discussion and resort
to personal attacks. You have a good mind, Doug, and you are knowledgeable.
But you can be a boor.

The far right neoconservatives tend to do two things.... 1- spin out a
stream of inconsistent malarkey and

Is one inconsistent when his listener fails to comprehend or follow the
discussion? Just claiming inconsistency doesn't make it so.

2- insist that other people whom
they disagree with are not really conservative. You're busted on both
counts.

As soon as you provide a scintilla of evidence that you possess any
conservative ideals, my viewpoint of you might change. I'm waiting. . .


Bush & Cheney Uber Alles!

Cute. But insipid. I don't like Bush, and I despise Cheney, but I've never
accused either of emulating the National Socialists. But many liberals
have. Where DO you stand, Doug? For a self proclaimed conservative, you
certainly are doing a fine liberal impression.

Max