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]]> By: AndrewN http://www.nazg.com/iqrai/index.php/2008/08/23/without-trace/#comment-1028 AndrewN Sat, 23 Aug 2008 20:39:19 +0000 http://www.nazg.com/iqrai/?p=197#comment-1028 As someone who was brought up as a Republicanism, I can only say that I don't think I've walked out on the party; the party has walked out on me. It happened when they gave up on promoting small government and instead promoted increased government spending that merely had a different focus than Dem government spending. It happened when they trampled all over human rights by glorifying torture in the name of national security. It happened when they abandoned the traditional Republican principles of limited foreign engagements by getting massively unilaterally involved in multiple theaters of battle. It happened when they didn't even bother to have a cogent plan for exiting or reconstructing said theaters. I'm sure Susan Eisenhower feels a similar way. I'm not discounting the possibility that the GOP will return to sanity, but it sure isn't looking bright when the party "leaders" are declaring that the way forward is represented by digging in and compromising with the Dems less. As someone who was brought up as a Republicanism, I can only say that I don’t think I’ve walked out on the party; the party has walked out on me. It happened when they gave up on promoting small government and instead promoted increased government spending that merely had a different focus than Dem government spending. It happened when they trampled all over human rights by glorifying torture in the name of national security. It happened when they abandoned the traditional Republican principles of limited foreign engagements by getting massively unilaterally involved in multiple theaters of battle. It happened when they didn’t even bother to have a cogent plan for exiting or reconstructing said theaters.

I’m sure Susan Eisenhower feels a similar way. I’m not discounting the possibility that the GOP will return to sanity, but it sure isn’t looking bright when the party “leaders” are declaring that the way forward is represented by digging in and compromising with the Dems less.

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