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This is opposed to the modern Republican Party. That party was hijacked by Grover Norquist, the Project for a New American Century, and Pat Robertson...so what the modern Republican favors is a theocracy with no taxes that's always at war.

This person is the prime example of a Dem/liberal.....Living in a dream world. Just in my opinion... Dems want Government control. Lets look at what this high-speed individual wrote:

Full employment??? Does our government control the job market?? Liberals are the reason wars are lost and society is lazy.

You are aware conservative doctrine says the economy will collapse if the unemployment rate falls below five percent, correct? The theory they have is, if someone decides to open a new business he needs employees, so he will take them from the ranks of the unemployed. Liberal doctrine on the same thing understands that anyone starting a new business is going to steal employees from other businesses.

The problem with this doctrine (besides the fact that no new business takes its initial worker inventory from the ranks of the unemployed) is that in the Clinton administration the unemployment rate fell into the mid-fours and the economy didn't collapse.

The true dream world is inhabited by conservatives. Take regulation. A conservative will tell you the only good regulation is NO regulation; the business world can take care of itself. Liberals note that any regulated business that is subsequently deregulated either collapses under its own weight (see the airline industry--right now, the ONLY way an airline can be profitable is if it hedges fuel) or, like the subprime mortgage industry, it destroys the world.

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