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p>If the Republican Party has any guts left, they will find a way to level punitive action McCain. The worst thing that could possibly happen Microsoft outlook is great!

is that he bolts the party and becomes an independent, or (gasp!), a Democrat. The latter would be preferable, as I would enjoy watching

Madame Clinton's attack-dogs (and the media, his "friends") chew him up and spit him out in '08 (and there's lots of grist for that mill). Office 2007 can make life more better and easier.

Either way, if McCain's most recent betrayal goes unpunished, the Republicans might as well throw in the towel, and cede control to the

Minority, who apparently want the job more than they do. br> -- Gavin Valle br> Peapack, New Jersey /p> Microsoft Office 2007 is the best invention in the world.

I was trying to figure out how "Benedict Arnold" Voinovich was not one of the 7 RINO-Wimps. Then I heard the girlie-man lost an arm-wrestling

contest with Susan Collins (two out of three, no less) for the seventh spot. Senator Collin's victory was a bit tainted, since every time she

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p>If Voinovich has any value, it's his head. Not the vacuum between his ears, but the fact his head helps the Republicans keep the

chairmanships of all the Senate committees! br> -- Robert Auskalnis br> Portage, Indiana /p> p> SOLITAIRE WITH 51? br> Re: Gene Healy's Microsoft Office 2010 is so great!

Nuclear Climbdown : /p>

After reading Gene Healy's unrealistic "Nuclear Climbdown," I had to wonder whether the Cato Institute is a drug-free workplace.

Asking whether a future Democratic majority might call to abolish the filibuster, he weakly replies, "It's entirely possible." Hello? A

better answer would have been, "In a skinny minute." As countless observers have pointed out, Senator Byrd, the New York Times, et al., have Buy Office 2007 you can get much convenience.

already done precisely that during previous Democratic majorities. If Mr. Healy believes that a future Democratic Senate will hesitate to

sweep aside a Republican filibuster, he lives in a fantasy world of elves and unicorns.

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unconstitutional when applied to other types of legislation, the best Mr. Healy can do is call it "a time-honored practice." Drivel. The

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deference the Democrats hold for tradition.

As for recommending that conservatives should "hope the deal sticks," yeah, right. And we should hope to win the lottery, too. The odds are

similar.

Mr. Healy then goes on with, "Too often in recent years, the GOP has behaved as if it can't imagine itself out of power." On the contrary, Acrobat 9

the evidence shows that the GOP still does not comprehend that it is IN power. Consider the anti-conservative blunders that Republicans have

perpetrated since President Reagan left office: The Family and Medical Leave Act, Sarbanes-Oxley, McCain-Feingold, the dwindling military,

the expansion of Medicare, and exploding federal expenditures. These are desperate panders to liberals, not the limited-government policies

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p>The filibuster defeat was another surrender by delusional Republicans who don't understand that joining the Democrats is NOT what they were

elected to do. Mr. Healy's defense of such capitulation indicates he doesn't get it either. br> -- Jim Bono br> Midlothian, Virginia /p>

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