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bhikkhu

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13. I always figured it was the attraction of wealth, power and tradition

Reply to BlindTiresias (Reply #10)

Mon Nov 10, 2014, 11:44 PM

Nov 2014

which are somewhat embedded in the RW brand, and generally not available to the people who follow it (or, in the case of "tradition", an ideal trotted out for special occasions and big decisions, but otherwise absent).

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APATHY Is Not What LOST The 2014 Elections [View all] Segami Nov 2014 OP

As I have been told BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #1

Yet progressive measures win at the ballot box bhikkhu Nov 2014 #3

Care to explain BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #4

The same people who support progressive issues can support conservative candidates bhikkhu Nov 2014 #7

Hm BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #10

I always figured it was the attraction of wealth, power and tradition bhikkhu Nov 2014 #13

Makes sense BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #15

You and the Third Way agree. blkmusclmachine Nov 2014 #6

Super secret hint: BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #11

Anybody who tells me to leave my country can kiss my ass tabasco Nov 2014 #8

Just going by what I have been told BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #9

Helpful suggestion.... tabasco Nov 2014 #12

Not sure what you mean BlindTiresias Nov 2014 #14

"Stick to issues that people care about." adirondacker Nov 2014 #2

Definitely, the majority of hurting people Segami Nov 2014 #5

It's not that complicated. k2qb3 Nov 2014 #16

Meh. General election candidates don't appear out of nowhere. They all won a primary Orangepeel Nov 2014 #17

Losing elections leads to losing credibility bhikkhu Nov 2014 #18