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12. I see it more as conservatism and neoliberalism fluttering their eyelashes at one another

Sun Jul 1, 2012, 01:13 AM

Jul 2012

since they have been in bed together for a long time

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Was Roberts vote conservatism/neoliberalism blinking? [View all] yurbud Jun 2012 OP

I voted Other because TeamPooka Jun 2012 #1

exactly TeamPooka Jul 2012 #9

so it was a lesser blink yurbud Jul 2012 #18

That's why I voted "Other" too...nt SidDithers Jul 2012 #10

I have no clue. Maybe Roberts is ill, we don't know it, and he's Sarah Ibarruri Jun 2012 #2

No, they never blink or quit or back down. MrSlayer Jun 2012 #3

No. elleng Jun 2012 #4

He voted for a republican policy potentially limiting xchrom Jun 2012 #5

He set a dangerous precedent Ruby the Liberal Jun 2012 #7

i just shuddered... silvershadow Jul 2012 #11

Here are a couple of articles about this Ruby the Liberal Jul 2012 #13

LOL EFerrari Jul 2012 #15

It was an entirely conservative ruling quaker bill Jul 2012 #17

one of the few times I was more optimistic than general DU opinion yurbud Jul 2012 #21