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Welcome to BullMoose.org Saturday, May 10 2008 @ 01:44 PDT
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Tuesday, July 04 2006 @ 09:25 PDT
Contributed by: MacQuarrie
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If you've ever felt that you were too "conservative" for the Democratic Party, or too "liberal" for the Republicans, too socially and environmentally conscious for the Libertarians, too economically conscious for the Greens, too grounded in common sense for some of the smaller parties and not xenophobic and isolationist enough for the others, then the Bull Moose Party might be for you.
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Tuesday, December 19 2006 @ 07:20 PST
Contributed by: tucker
Views: 471
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 It is high time that we
recognize the fundamental inadequacy of the parties that divide us, and begin
building the society to which we commonly aspire. A society that is committed
to the principles of moral strength, progress, and all that these entail. In
short, a Bull Moose Society. No longer can we continue to
invest in morally bankrupt party organizations that are alternatively useless
and evil. We need only to look back one
century to find in America's past the ideas that can move us forward. The best
of Bull Moose progressivism, and
its most powerful proponent, Theodore Roosevelt, hold the key to unlocking a
better American society.
Securing our country at home
and abroad; Strengthening Americans, their hearts and their minds; Conserving
nature's wonders for future generations; Acheiving an innovative and effective
public service; Harnessing capitalism in support of democracy; Exploring
frontiers to unleash the human sprit. There are many higher purposes to which
we can apply ourselves, in the construction of Bull Moose Society. wever,
nothing is as important as empowering citizens to battle those that seek to
benefit themselves at the expense of the greater good.
It is time for Americans to become as strong as a Bull Moose. It is time for us to pursue the ideals that we hold
dear, while denying the forces of evil and uselessness their toll. We must
blaze a new path that anyone can follow, if they desire a better society. We
must forge a Bull Moose Society.
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Saturday, September 09 2006 @ 05:54 PDT
Contributed by: Admin
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As a means of better connecting with the public, the Bull Moose Party now has a presence on both MySpace and Facebook:
http://groups.myspace.com/thebullmooseparty
And our Facebook group is located here.
So if you're a supporter, or just want to register your dissatisfaction with the status quo, please join our groups. It's a free and easy way to express yourself politically.
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Friday, July 07 2006 @ 11:09 PDT
Contributed by: MacQuarrie
Views: 1,102
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There's been a lot of noise lately about some proposed Constitutional Amendments: banning flag-burning, making English the only official language of the US, banning gay marriage, in adition to the usual evergreens. It seems to me that the Bull Moose Party ought to take a position on these.
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Monday, July 03 2006 @ 10:18 PDT
Contributed by: MacQuarrie
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The thing to remember is that the Bill of Rights is
nothing of the kind. It does not list our rights, it lists all the
stuff the government is not allowed to do. It's a Bill of Restrictions.
The Constitution does not grant us
rights, it merely acknowledges that we have them.
Now, I'm not a lawyer, but I can read. Here is what I read in the Bill of Rights in plain english, for those who find it
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