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In article <4qq8ja$2pq@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, Teddet <teddet@aol.com> wrote:
>  Is this a different McNulty than originally ran when Sam Stratton
>suddenly stepped down?  Each year he seemed to become less a democrat and
>more a republican.  Early on I felt the guy is entitled to his opinions 
>and the right to differ from others in the Party & needn't toe the line on
>every issue.  Lately it does seems he toes the line - the NEWT line.  I'm
>going to vote for Wasserman this time and am grateful to have a choice in
>the primary.  Does Wasserman have a chance or is the encumbancy too big an
>advantage to overcome? ?
>
>Ted

If you combine the worst of what the Democrats represent and the worst of 
what the Republicans represent, THEN you have the line that Mike McNulty
follows.  If there is ANY way that Mike McNulty can find to make government
more and more intrusive in your lives, he'll vote for it.  The man has
never met a tax increase that he didn't like and has voted down ANY attempt
to reduce ANY taxes.  He obviously doesn't believe that the money you earn 
is YOURS.  The government just lets you have some of it.
 
And that's just his Democratic side.  If you want a law passed that will
allow government to tell you  hwo to run your life, McNulty is your man
also.  From mandatory school prayer to an amendment to ban all abortions
to that silly flag burning amendment, McNulty has voted for them all.
His motto seems to be 'The government knows what's good for you and your 
going to give us all your money so that we can make sure you do what we
tell you.'

It never ceases to amaze me how this guy gets elected by such wide margins
every 2 years.  Every poll will tell you that Americans want lower taxes,
decreased government spending, and less intervention by government into
their personal lives.  McNulty's record clearly shows that he is against
every single one of those things.


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