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RE: George Will decides to switch parties
(06-23-2018 09:17 AM)Marc Mensa Wrote:  The 6 conservative intellectuals left in the GOP are heading for the exits.

I assume you are referring to the those who work for the network and cable news channels as opinion givers. Those guys aren't the real intellectuals.

However, I'd say assigning the label "intellectual" to a person in politics is misleading. I think the more appropriate term would be "expert". For example, experts who focus on economics, foreign policy, military strategy/tactics, etc. Maybe I'm wrong in my thinking, but I don't think of politics as a primary subject. IMHO, it's a synthesis of economics, psychology, military strategy/tactics, history, etc.
06-25-2018 07:15 AM
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