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Fact is, many of us DEMOCRATS also oppose amnesty. After all, that's the Party's traditional role--to protect AMERICAN workers. The Party leadership is selling us out to get new voters to keep themselves in office. Ditto the heads of dying labor unions. The press doesn't talk about it, but opposition to amnesty cuts across Party lines.
Apart from finding out that Barack Obama did far worse in his re-election than nearly any other incumbent who won re-election, the only thing that perked me up after Nov. 6 was coming across a Time magazine published after the 2004 election, when George W. Bush won a second term.
In the mirror image of all the 2012 post-election analyses, the Democrats were said to be finished, out of ideas, hopelessly unpopular. It's like watching MSNBC, with the word "Democrats" replaced with "Republicans."
Democrats had thrown everything they had into beating Bush, crushing the Howard Dean wing of...
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