GOP Losing Grip on Core Business Vote


	GOP Losing Grip on Core Business Vote

AcesLucky

10-3-2007 3:30 PM

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bush administration, politics, taxes, gop, republicans, democrats, business, elections

AcesLucky says:

Even long time staunch supporters of the GOP are turning away from the neo conservative republican party. Economically and socially incompetent, they are putting more emphasis on social issues (gays, abortion, social health care, etc.) than fiscal issues like the financial health of the country.

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10-4-2007 6:46 AM

tabsey

Anything to keep peoples minds off the real issues.
There comes a time when the bullshit ceases to baffle the brains.

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