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[Justin Schwartz]

Small l-liberal, small-d democrat. Liberal, as in, I believe in 
representative government, univeral sufferage, extensive civil and political 
liberties, and accept the fact of irreconcilable differences on conceptions 
of the good in a frees ociety. Democrat, as in, I think that constitutional 
democracy is a good form of government. Not capital L-capital D Liberal 
Democart, as in (say) Paul Wellstone, a member of the DP who supports more 
welfare spending. (Though I do support more welfare spending, as do you.) I 
am in fact a member of Solidarity, and have long since foresworn involvement 
in the DP. --jks


>
>Oh, and thanks for the kind welcome, Justin :-) also:
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Justin Schwartz <jkschw at hotmail.com>
>To: lbo-talk at lists.panix.com <lbo-talk at lists.panix.com>
>
>
> >I hope you can put up with our motley crew,
> >including liberal democrats like myself.
> >
> >jks
>
>
>This is not meant to be a provocative question, but: since you are 
>anti-war,
>and since the Democratic Party is now ENTIRELY pro-war, on a national level
>anyhow, with the exception of Rep. Lee, isn't it misleading to describe
>yourself as a liberal democrat at all? :-)
>
>lp
>

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