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Dear Ann (apologies to Ann Landers),
It is not palatable to digest Romney knowing of the dead candidates' bodies are buried in the back yard of the establishment. It's like eating sausage after you watch it being made.
In a fast-changing world, a common mistake is to keep fighting the last war.
For example, why would Republicans support sending more troops to Afghanistan, when that war was long over, or helping topple Moammar Gadhafi, who had become an ally in the war on terrorism? Some Republicans seem to support all military deployments just out of habit.
For years after the 9/11 terrorist attack on America, Democrats hysterically bemoaned any military action, especially in Iraq. They claimed to have many precious objections, but the truth was, they thought we deserved the attack -- or at best, both sides were at...
At what point can it be justified?
"Are we being hypocritical"?
No, we are being practical. It would be hypocritical if I, as a Conservative, said that I wanted Conservative results and then voted for the MORE Liberal of the choices available to me.
"At what point can it be justified?"
At the point where it come down to having to make a decision to right a greater wrong - Liberal Obama-ism rather than allow it to continue.
I would suggest delving deeper into the puppet masters instead of looking at the puppets.