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In response to
"I don't know, I think it does have utility, especially in a state like Kentucky where the legacy of the civil war and the civil rights era still play -- (edited)"
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emoticripple
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Well, for me, that's not a DINO, that's a faux-conservative.
Posted by
Will Hunting (aka JoeMetz)
Nov 4 '15, 07:39
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Again, we label things as binary, when it's always been at least 2 axes.
Democrats as a party believe Govt should be the driver of solutions while Republicans believe that the private sector should drive solutions.
In each ideology of that, you then have the conservative vs liberal aspect based on individual policies.
That there are no more liberal GOPers or conservative Dems means that the parties and voters have cannibalized that range; not that someone who is a DR-INO.
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