And South Carolina. And Utah. And Idaho. And Arizona. And so on.More experienced conservative political operative [sic] reacted with eye-rolling today. Perhaps they, unlike much of the blogosphere, give Republican primary voters more credit. The campaign-toughened Republicans understand presidential primary voters are a reasonable lot, and — at least outside of Iowa — are unlikely to risk the White House on a fire-breathing presidential nominee.
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Thursday, March 24, 2011
Reasonable Republicans
Not only that, but reasonable Republican primary voters, claims Jennifer Rubin. Well, except the ones in Iowa. (We bold, you laugh.)
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I know when I think "Reasonable Republican", Jennifer Rubin pops into mind.
ReplyDeleteWait, no. I meant when I think of yet another batshit neocon that Fred Hiatt has stocking in his crazy pond at the War Criminal Post.
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ReplyDeleteJust noticed that J.R. is caricatured like a monkey. Or a Habsburg.
If there is a Reasonable Republican still around, the Teabaggers have them in their sights.
ReplyDeleteIn both metaphorical and literal senses.
Reasonable Republicans. Oh, you and your oxymorons.
ReplyDeleteOr do I mean oxymorans?
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ReplyDeleteNo sheet. We momentarily considered typing on & on about whether there is a reasonable one holding public office; there probably is, but s/he is scared shitless of the yahoos.
They all think they at least have to act like loons while campaigning.
Maybe we should've gone w/ "Rockefeller Republicans." Still alliterates, & they're gone too.