A new kind of patriotism


	A new kind of patriotism

masbury

3-2-2008 6:02 PM

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patriotism, obama

masbury says:

More than flag pins and fear of terrorism

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3-3-2008 6:31 PM

blueridge

Agree with the argument against symbolic patriotism, but not at all with the man. Defense of the Constitution is the test, and required oath for office.

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