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From: alle@ihuxb.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: RE: Re: Democrats vs. Republicans
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Date: Thu, 4-Aug-83 15:16:26 EDT
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Posted: Thu Aug  4 15:16:26 1983
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>From unc!tim
>>     It always amuses me to hear about how Republicans favor
>> "deregulation".  Sure they do.  They want their businesses to have
>> none of these nasty safety and health regulations that cost them so
>> much money.  On the other hand, they want all sorts of "pro-family"
>> legislation -- their only approach to solving social problems is to
>> make a law against having the problem.  Oh yes, and they are against
>> any law that forces people to treat women and minorities on the same
>> basis as white males.  Do you see a pattern emerging?  Can you say
>> "plutocratic, sexist, and racist"?  Sure.

Well, Tim, how about the Republican administration that today
filed suit against one of "their businesses" (specifically General
Motors) that violated one of "these nasty safety regulations"?
What about the Republican administration that is now cracking
down on states that do not meet air pollution guidelines and
requiring those states to institute auto emissions testing?

The Democrats only solution to "social problems" is to throw more
and more money at the problems or to set up another government agency
to administer the money for these problems.

While you are pointing the finger of racism at Republicans, how
about that good non-racist Democrat - George Wallace?

I think that before throwing stones, you should move out of your
glass Democratic house!

Allen England
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