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[Tigermike 3,055]

Are there any "small government" supporters to be found on the liberal/Democratic side of the aisle?

[otterinbham 0]

No. Because, idealogically, they are the heirs to FDR and LBJ, two Keynsians who believe that government is the way to cure all social ills.

[Tigermike 3,055]

Thanks Otter.

Al, TX is there no dem you can think of?

[TexasTiger 13,029]

Thanks Otter.

Al, TX is there no dem you can think of?

No currently elected Republican, either.

[Tigermike 3,055]

Thanks Otter.

Al, TX is there no dem you can think of?

No currently elected Republican, either.

The question wasn't about Republicans, but since you brought it up I will say that Jeff Sessions ® AL would be considered a small govt conservative.

So to get back to the question, you can not think of a single dem who would be considered a supporter of small gov?

[TexasTiger 13,029]

Thanks Otter.

Al, TX is there no dem you can think of?

No currently elected Republican, either.

The question wasn't about Republicans, but since you brought it up I will say that Jeff Sessions ® AL would be considered a small govt conservative.

So to get back to the question, you can not think of a single dem who would be considered a supporter of small gov?

I don't know of any Dem or Republican that one can honestly call small government supporters. Jeff Sessions has been a relentless supporter of big government George W. Bush.

In regard to Sessions, with all due respect, that is laughable. He supported the biggest social program in recent history-- Bush's budget busting prescription drug plan. Sessions is like most Republicans-- talks the talk, doesn't walk the walk. Look past the rhetoric.