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The Democrats are so uncomfortable being stirred from their self-righteous slumber that no Congressional Democrats attended the recent

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Then the article by the liberal Brookings Institution duo written basically as a warning to the Dems to step away from the cliff caused one

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to this, their suicidal disbelief in the War on Terror, and one can only conclude that bad things are desired and out of the rubble will come

their long desired socialistic utopia. Radio commentators such as Mark Levin have called these coordinated efforts Stalinist. Unfortunately,

theirs is a more apt acknowledgement, than that of Messrs. Taranto and Tyrrell. Let's hope we never have to find out who's correct. -- A.

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and Senate. Now that prospect does make many feel "gloomy." If Democrats win enough seats and the presidency, the dire predictions in that

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electoral objectives, perhaps they will finally be jolted out of it. We can hope. br> -- Margaret Schlosser