Sadly its homemade chicken nuggets instead of homeade chili... The wife doesnt like chili but the nuggets are oh so good!
Snails - Response on Threads Part 4
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Sorry, Atty, but that's a contradictory statement. You can't be conservative and progressive (as in idealogy) at the same time. Teddy Roosevelt wasn't a conservative. I have spent the last 4-5 years studying the Progressive movement. I don't like getting political on snails, but that's way off base.
stay that way! might come in handy
that was meant for pepper from way back apparently
why does this happen to me when i did a refresh!
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that was meant for pepper from way back apparently
why does this happen to me when i did a refresh!
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Crisp or warm?
Or both?
Historical FACT, pepper. You can't re-write it, sorry.
The Republicans split, and Teddy formed the Progressive movement. Check the history. Hardly "way off base".
You'd be surprised at the conservative-history vs modern-day Republican details. You should dig in.
So yes, it was a Republican party group that split off. Conservative was probably an improper word on my part because of modern mis-context of the term. When I think of "conservative" in the USA context, I think of fiscal responsibility (including limited defense budgets to defensive things) and not overly growing government. That's not to say it can't grow, but let things be privatized where practical. Like Obamacare did. That's not to say the government can't mandate. Ahem. The truly liberal agenda would be for the government to take it all over.
The Republicans split, and Teddy formed the Progressive movement. Check the history. Hardly "way off base".
You'd be surprised at the conservative-history vs modern-day Republican details. You should dig in.
So yes, it was a Republican party group that split off. Conservative was probably an improper word on my part because of modern mis-context of the term. When I think of "conservative" in the USA context, I think of fiscal responsibility (including limited defense budgets to defensive things) and not overly growing government. That's not to say it can't grow, but let things be privatized where practical. Like Obamacare did.
That's not to say the government can't mandate. Ahem. The truly liberal agenda would be for the government to take it all over.
Historical FACT, pepper. You can't re-write it, sorry.
The Republicans split, and Teddy formed the Progressive movement. Check the history. Hardly "way off base".
You'd be surprised at the conservative-history vs modern-day Republican details. You should dig in.
So yes, it was a Republican party group that split off. Conservative was probably an improper word on my part because of modern mis-context of the term. When I think of "conservative" in the USA context, I think of fiscal responsibility (including limited defense budgets to defensive things) and not overly growing government. That's not to say it can't grow, but let things be privatized where practical. Like Obamacare did.
Believe me, I have dug in. The entire purpose of obamacare was not to insure people but to destroy the private market to give government complete control over healthcare.
I have checked the history and spent almost 5 years doing so. Progressivism doesn't mean the Democratic Party, both parties sold out. The Progressive movement came out of the U.K and the London School of Economics. They are know there as Fabian Socialists... we just happen to call it progressivism here. The progressive movement was so discredited after the Woodrow Wilson Administration (the most evil president that has ever held the office, but someone else is vying for that spot) that they went underground for years. They re-emerged as "liberals." A name they stole from libertarians. Liberalism has a negative connotation with many Americans and now they have made a full circle back to progressive.
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