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2010-12-23 10:34

 

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"the most zealous followers of Senator

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The fact that Goldwater got 27 million votes in 1964 could be taken as evidence that those "angry minds" were never a "small minority," and

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20th-century liberalism -- could also be viewed as

vindicating the "extreme right-wingers" who voted against LBJ.

Plus ça change, plus c'est la même chose, and so it is that Americans opposed to the current liberal agenda were denounced in the Senate as

an "aggrieved minority," even when the most recent Rasmussen poll shows that 56 percent of registered voters are against the Democrats'

health care bill.

Senator Whitehouse attributed this anomalous state of affairs to Republicans who, he said, had "embarked on a desperate no-holds-barred

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"terrify the public" and "whip up concerns and

anxiety about socialized medicine."

To denounce fearmongering while simultaneously likening one's opponents to the murderous rabble of 1938 Germany is a neat trick, as was

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delaying passage of the health-care bill. Of course,

it is Democrats who have pushed the bill toward a projected Christmas Eve roll-call vote in order to give President Obama a major legislative

accomplishment to tout in his State of the Union Address next month.

Senator Whitehouse's speech elicited a lengthy but relatively mild rebuke from Arizona Republican Sen. Jon Kyl. "I wonder if my colleagues Windows 7 is convenient and helpful!

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position nor ours is malignant, nor should they be expressed vindictively."

Such is the state of affairs as we approach the first Christmas of the Hope and Change presidency. Democrats rush toward a vote on major

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