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Grover Norquist: Estate Tax a Holocaust for the Rich

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  1. …and it turns out that we both hate Grover Nordquist. This Republican thinks he is a disgrace and should resign.

  2. Sheldon Laskin says:

    I recently resigned from the American Jewish Congress, of which I am past President of the Maryland Chapter, because of its hypocrisy over this issue as compared to its feigned outrage (really reflecting the Republican biases of its President, Jack Rosen) over MoveOn.org’s “Bush in 30 Seconds” ad campaign because two of the proposed ads submitted by its members compared Bush to Hitler. Neither ad was selected by MoveOn’s membership for airing on TV and the ads would no longer be on the Internet if the Republican National Committee hadn’t demagogued the issue. Fairly mild “offense” compared to what Norquist did. You can read about my resignation on E.J. Kessler’s Campaign Confidential weblog in the Forward (“Jack Attack”) at http://www.forward.com/campaignconfidential/2004_01_18_archiveindex.html

  3. Yikes! says:

    Thoughts of the Day

    What’s the story with fondue? Is it coming back? Buck and Benita have both blogged on their dipping experiences of late. Also, Buck recently got Super Monkey Ball, which means he can partake in my favorite video game of all

  4. Daily Pundit says:

    It’s Not A Game – It’s War

    Michelle Malkin: WHAT SAY YOU NOW, GROVER NORQUIST?Norquist owes a public apology to fellow Republicans whom he has smeared as bigots for raising fundamental questions…

  5. [...] I’ve been thinking lately that, despite how much I despise Grover Norquist personally, and loathe his vision of the American Dream, I’ve gained respect for his tactics when it [...]

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