I'm not sure what Mitch had in mind there but there's a whole coalition of people and interests and issues that comprise the conservative movement and the conservative perspective. I'm a fiscal conservative as well as a social conservative, so I don't think it's an either/or. I think it's both. And right now the economy is a pressing issue for the nation, and we're all primarily focused on that and jobs and the like, but that's not to say there isn't space to discuss other issues.That's a lot of words. I feel like I'm still Trapped Under Wreckage. But if I take off my high-heeled shoe and I tap on something hard to attract attention, I think an answer emerges from the debris. It's faint, but my hearing is really sharp. The answer is yes.
July 16, 2010
Real Clear Politics notes that Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels has proposed a truce on social issues so we can deal with financial problems...
... and asks Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty if he agrees. Answer:
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«Oldest ‹Older 201 – 201 of 201Because we make the law intrusive enough to enforce that's what justifies the intrusive evidence gathering.
Yes. The legitimacy of a search is determined by its reasonableness, not its intrusiveness.
Filthy police state advocate.
I see we've reached the part of the conversation where you throw a temper tantrum. Yawn.
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