In a message dated 8/29/01 12:33:09 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< I know that civility has
become a purely conservative virtue nowadays - certainly judging by campus
politics liberals stopped believing in it a long time ago - but that's
really kind of sad, and it probably does more to explain why Bush won
(when, given the economic background, Gore should have pulled 60% of the
vote) than any other single factor. >>
You are absolutely rigth of course. As a liberal I have taken to copying
those conservative paragons of virtue including Limbaugh, Hannety, O'Reilly,
Helms, Gindrich,. Boy, I the number of civil conservatives who are always
respectful of those with differeing opinions just goes on and on forever.
By the way, it isn't clear how a dislike of Bush correlates to votes against
Gore. I don't think any of the Dems took him for granted if that what you are
trying to imply. The race was close throughout and Gore and his people knew
he was in a dog fight.
