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washingtonpost.com - 11/19/2008

Christine Todd Whitman and Robert M. Bostock - Free the GOP

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littlegreenfootballs.com - 11/19/2008

Whitman and Bostock: Free the GOP

— littlegreenfootballs.com — Politics | Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 2:30:20 pm PST Several readers emailed about this Washington Post... column by By Christine Todd Whitman and Robert M. Bostock on a subject that s been responsible for several highly contentious threads at LGF: Free the ... (more) Whitman and Bostock: Free the GOP

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Pirate's Cove — FoodHot Chocolate (well, we are having way below average temps this week) for thought: Christine Todd Whitman and Robert M. Bostock - Free the GOP: The Party Won’t Win Back the Middle as Long As It’s Hostage to Social Fundamentalists (Via Little Green Footballs) Four years ago … our central thesis was simple: The Republican Party had been taken hostage by “social fundamentalists,” the people who base their votes on such social issues as abortion, gay rights and stem cell research. Unless the GOP freed itself from their grip, we argued, it would so alienate itself from the broad center of the American electorate that it would become ...

Free The GOP
Stop The ACLU — Food Hot Chocolate (well, we are having way below average temps this week) for thought: Christine Todd Whitman and Robert M. Bostock - Free the GOP: The Party Won’t Win Back the Middle as Long As It’s Hostage to Social Fundamentalists (Via Little Green Footballs ) Four years ago … our central thesis was simple: The Republican Party had been taken hostage by “social fundamentalists,” the people who base their votes on such social issues as abortion, gay rights and stem cell research. Unless the GOP freed itself from their grip, we argued, it would so alienate itself from the broad center of the American electorate that it would become increasingly marginalized and find itself out of power. At ...