:: Netmarcos' Notes ::
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:: Wednesday, September 17, 2003 ::
Oh, yeah. Go read this one!OpinionJournal - ExtraMany years ago Chris Matthews--now famous on TV--hit on an interesting formulation: He said the Democrats were the 'mommy party' and the Republicans the 'daddy party.' That is, the Democrats were 'nurturers,' concerned with health policy and day care. The Republicans were 'protectors,' taking care of national security and other manly matters. This notion is obviously galling to some. But Mr. Matthews was on to something, and we now find ourselves in a 'daddy party' time.
:: Mark 9:00 AM [+] ::
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