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Saturday, November 21, 2009
Margaret Thatcher Defines Liberalism
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Again? No comments. I suppose one could gain ground and claim that, like the Obama campaign, that the "people have spoken". What liberal today can be shown their own reflection so clearly in the mirror and so adamantly deny their own existence?
Or is the silence here just an echo of their slumber?
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