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Writer Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Jul-23-05 07:49 PM
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48. There's a very interesting application of set theory here.
Edited on Sat Jul-23-05 07:49 PM by Writer
A includes all of B, yet B (apparently) doesn't include A, even if it's completely a part of A.

So, if Dean is to support a big tent, ALL lines of Democratic thinking should be tolerated. Even those that appear to be Republican-lite. Right?

Wrong according to your response. We should include Dean's moderate approach toward abortion but throw out OTHER moderate approaches to abortion... and taxation... and corporate finance... etc.

Notice that the DNC is typically mum on corporate issues. Why? Well, maybe its really not all that different from the DLC. At least, not in practice. And that includes Howard Dean.
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