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tkyrchncs3 months, 2 weeks ago

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Manners know no partisan politics. And apparently this particular politician knows no manners. It has NOTHING to do with pc, truth, or politics. Forgive my misspeaking (or keyboarding), the House should still reprimand him. (But yes, either house may vote to reprimand anyone they choose} If you wish a brawling legislature, go to England. I require better of my representatives, and when the time comes I hope the people of my sister state of South Carolina do the too.

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  plowshare3 months, 2 weeks ago
  
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  It's all fine and dandy to come out with generalities about manners, but have you ever commented about specific breaches of manners by liberals or Democrats (no, the two terms are not synonymous--far from it)?
  
  As I wrote in a separate comment a minute or so ago, "the words of the critics of Wilson who have been participating in this discussion would carry a whole lot more weight if they actually commented on some of the outrageous breaches of protocol that [btatman's] article" talks about.
  
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