At some point in the past, Gary wrote:
> here's a stump question: Can anyone tell me the name of the Democratic
> Georgia Senator who tends to vote frequently with the Republicans and
> Bush? (I know the answer, and I can tell you that if there were more
> guys in the Democratic party like him- w
This is more of the meaning it still has in Europe, and to a certain extent, in
Canada, although Canada, as in so many things, is halfway between. It has more of
the US meaning here in Alberta, but it has the European meaning more in Ontario,
where I lived for 14 years on two different occasions. T
At 08:25 PM 10/23/2002, you wrote:
Unfortunately, it is what Liberal now means in the US.
It used to be that liberal was one that sought to help the underdog with
smart assistance from government, while ensuring the freedoms of the
average joe. But the term "liberal" has been co-opted by fringe g
Unfortunately, it is what Liberal now means in the US.
It used to be that liberal was one that sought to help the underdog with
smart assistance from government, while ensuring the freedoms of the
average joe. But the term "liberal" has been co-opted by fringe groups in
the US. Gore is a perfect
