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By dennislennox, Section News
Posted on Wed Sep 16, 2009 at 12:27:26 PM EST
Tags: drain commissioner, dennis lennox (all tags)

I just returned from a trip to Oslo, Norway, to observe the general election on September 14.

Whether it's in Norway or the United States, the center-right is the party of ideas. We are the ones proposing real solutions.

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Great job Dennis! (none / 0) (#2)
by maidintheus on Wed Sep 16, 2009 at 09:14:38 PM EST

Thank you for your input. You looked and sounded fantastic.

I'm cognizant of the environment you were in. Yet, I totally agree with the comment upstream by CS.

You've always shown yourself on the side of the people. Still, it's noteworthy to remind how fed up we are with all the concessions and the stand for nothings, though I'm sure you're exempt.

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by Brady on Fri Sep 18, 2009 at 03:09:59 PM EST

Keep in mind that Høyre (Right), the Norwegian Conservative Party, which is interviewing Dennis in this video, is "center-right". The party favors free markets over socialism. It also supports gay marriage, gay adoption, abortion on demand and fuller Norwegian integration into the European Union rather than the preservation of national identity. Its politics are by no stretch of the imagination conservative in the same way that many here are. Dennis' use of the term, "center-right" is accurate.

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