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Saturday, March 18, 2006

What has become of fiscal conservatism?

At Redstate.com,� Blanton points to a gloating remark from Arlen Specter in CongressDailyAM:

“The Republican Party is now principally moderate, if not liberal!” exulted Sen. Arlen Specter (R-Pa.), after the Senate — including a majority of Republicans — approved his budget-busting amendment to spend an extra $7 billion on domestic programs.

An unpleasant thought–is he, for once, right?

by falcon @ 5:42 pm. Filed under General

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