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" Over the weekend, in Iowa, the Republican presidential field \u2014 except for Jon Huntsman, who is invisible even on SNL, and Mitt Romney, who declined to participate, possibly because he climbed into his moral bathysphere and found a depth to which not even he could sink \u2014 held a debate on The Family centered on the theme, Resolved: I Am The Reincarnation Of Pius XII. Newt Gingrich, a newly minted Catholic, his staff-banging days cleansed in confession, may have won the day: If [we] look at history from the mid-1960s, we&amp;#039;ve gone from a request for toleration to an imposition of intolerance. We&amp;#039;ve gone from a request to understand others to a determination to close down those who hold traditional values. I think that we need to be very aggressive and very direct. The degree to which the left is prepared to impose intolerance and to drive out of existence traditional religion is a mortal threat to our civilization and deserves to be taken head on and described as what it is which (is) the use of government to repress the American people against their own values.  Dominus vobiscum, motherfker. And in New Hampshire, things got testy in the state house. I particularly love this part: I overheard some people earlier suggesting they should yell &amp;quot;Treason&amp;quot; or &amp;quot;Traitors&amp;quot; following the decision. People were heated. And sure enough, like many events I cover, people yelled &amp;quot;Treason.&amp;quot; And &amp;quot;Traitors.&amp;quot; The Republican party is no longer a political organization. It is a last-ditch therapy group for people allergic to Thorazine. And, remember, these are the two primary electorates with the most power to determine who one of the two major candidates for the most powerful office in the world will be. This is your democracy, America. Cherish it. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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