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Peter Brown is a nobody with a passion for the silly and the ability to seriously discuss anything if asked. He can argue for no reason and loves to be right even if he knows he's wrong.

Peter loves writing but hates spelling, and makes editors around the world cringe with fear.

My passion is ...

Anything New

I know too much about ...

Computer Networks

My parents always told me ...

Don't Eat All The Donuts!

My childhood ambition ...

Chiropractor (shrug)

My favorite memory ...

My first buffalo wing

Why I write ...

Because it's there...err...

What I am reading/watching/listening to ...

War of the Worlds/ Lost / Oasis

My first job ...

gardener

My best moment ...

Getting paid to do what I love

My inspiration ...

The inane

Politics, News & Issues > Party Politics & Ideology Are we witnessing the death of the GOP?

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The question of whether or not the Republican party will continue is mostly irrelevant. When a party dies, no one will know it for decades. The party might win elections and nominate candidates for years to come, but that doesn't mean it isn't dead. It just means enough people aren't aware of the smell yet. The Republican party died decades ago, it is currently only running on life support. The real question is, why do we pretend that the GOP of years past is still around today? What are the primary planks of the 'Grand Old Party' platform? Well they are vast. I believe though, that the go...

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