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Liberalism’s Long, Hot Summer

By Troy Senik
Wednesday, July 08 2009

If you’re not on board with the agenda of the Democratic Party’s hard left, chances are you’ve spent the last six months or so in despair. The current President of the United States’ previous day job was serving as the most liberal member of the United States Senate. The Senate Majority Leader who once shepherded him, Harry Reid, prattles on about bipartisanship during a Monday press conference, then tells the Senate Finance Committee chairman not to bother seeking Republican support for health care reform on Tuesday. The Speaker of the House, Nancy Pelosi, prefaces a…

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