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From: myers@uwvax.UUCP (Jeff Myers)
Newsgroups: net.politics
Subject: Re: Welcome to the '60s
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Date: Mon, 12-Nov-84 14:54:12 EST
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Posted: Mon Nov 12 14:54:12 1984
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> I was amazed to hear "Teach Your Children" being played as background 
> to those Mondale/Ferraro commercials during the last weeks of the campaign.  
> 
> 	Except for a few anomalies (e.g. Studds in MA) traditional values 
> came out on top in this election.  It bodes well for the future.  I for 
> one am very pleased with the outcome.  If the Dems learn from their mistakes 
> and kick the radicals back into the '60s maybe they can undue some of the 
> damage of the elections of 1984.  I would like to see a strong, two-party
> system.
> 
> -- 
> Tom Albrecht 		Burroughs Corp.
> 			...{presby|psuvax|sdcrdcf}!burdvax!bnapl

What's so radical about "Teach Your Children"?  Beautiful song.  Mr. Albrecht
must be confusing it with "Ohio" (also a good song, even if it is about
my home state and Gov. Rhodes).

"Strong, two-party system"?  By which he must have meant "strong, status quo-
oriented system".  Time to get back to the good ole' days before we had the
poison fruit of 60's radicals infecting our country, like the Voting Rights
Act, the War Powers Act, etc.  Who needs that shit?

-- 
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