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not2needy1 year, 6 months ago

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Yes it is Goppy. I was for Hillary...in the beginning! She and Bill used such underhanded tactics, it turned me off. Her method of campaigning rang true of the repubs and that did it for me.

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    UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago
    
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    I agree...he shouldn't spend his valuable time trying to assure certain people in this country of his patriotism...trying to please everyone isn't worth it, and it won't get him anywhere.
    He should continue to press ahead with his vision, his dream, and the dream of many others in this country, for a better America, in spite of those who don't understand or support him.
    
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        UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        Quite a difference in speaking the words and listening to them. I did say he should be pushing his dream, not Wright's, didn't I?
        He's already come out against Rev Wright...what more do you want? If it's a perfect human being, well, sorry. Clinton wasn't perfect, Bush sure as hell isn't.
        I'm pushing for the one that comes the closest to making America better in the long. Hopefully, Obama will fill the bill...
        
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        questionseverything1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        the only way mccain can win is to rig the election....just like the last 2
        richard phillip hayes has a new book out that details the election theft in ohio in 2004 and of course lance dehaven smith proved yrs ago that gore won florida so with neo cons like warmer bragging that they will do it again...we better get a plan folks
        call ur congressmen and demand paper ballots!!
        
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        questionseverything1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        its true its harder to unite when so many dif groups r represented by the dems but its way better than having a party that only represents rich white guys
        
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        not2needy1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        EGAD!
        
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        Shadowolf1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        Global Warmer seems to have been inhaling his own farts...yep;he has assumed the NeoConArtist Position!!!
        
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        UnusualSuspect1 year, 6 months ago
        
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        You'll wake up November 5 with a new President alright, just not a Republican...LOL...
        
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        scott42611 year, 6 months ago
        
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        Yes, we SURE WILL! I hope all you nutjobs will be OK on November 5th, 'cause you are in for a very rude awakening (It'll make your shock over 2006 seem like a day at the beach!).
        
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        scott42611 year, 6 months ago
        
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        Neither. And you would know that if you'd been paying attention to my posts over the last year or so...
        I'm simply a hard working American who is struggling to hang on to his piece of the shrinking middle class. I'm fortunate in that I have the education and skills to have a decent job.
        And ya know, your perception of me doesn't really matter to me one iota. The fact that you perceive those of us who are liberal or progressive as welfare recipients or government employees simply underscores your own ignorance.
        
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        scott42611 year, 6 months ago
        
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        And tell me this: Why should the CEO of the company I work for pay a smaller percentage of his income in taxes than I do? And why should any company be given the tax loopholes they have today? This income is not given to employees as raises... though they should, most companies will take this as an opportunity to increase the bottom line for their investors while continuing to pay their employees the bare minimum the market will bear. And through this process the rich continue to get richer while the poor continue to get poorer and the middle class disappears into oblivion.
        ...and THAT is the major flaw of trickle down economics. I believe that the country performs much better when all boats are lifted. That is the root of Franklin Roosevelt's philosophy and the basis for my politics.
        
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        scott42611 year, 6 months ago
        
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        Actually that's NOT true and it hasn't been true since Reagan was president. And it has never REALLY been true, because the 90% figure didn't kick in until income passed a certain amount. The real marginal rate is higher for the rich, because itemized deductions gradually evaporate as one moves up the income ladder.
        This as it should be. But you are so wed to the Reagan-BushII economic philosophy that I don't believe you can possibly see the flaws (of which there are many...), not the least of which is the destruction of the American middle class.
        
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    not2needy1 year, 6 months ago
    
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    ani, there you go with the Afrocentric statements again. Your racism has gotten very old.
    
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  bluetexasvalley1 year, 6 months ago
  
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  Hey, me too!
  
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  cushi1 year, 6 months ago
  
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  I was always in Barack's corner. I am a pretty good judge of character and my instincts immediately moved toward him. I took a test sent to me by an email buddy, to see if I could separate serial killers from computer geeks, and got every one of them right! (Maybe I should be a profiler?) Anyway, I had no quarrel with Hillary becoming the nominee if that happened. However, since she and Bill have proven themselves to be no better, and in some ways, worse, than the repubs in their desperate bid to return to the Oval Office, I am loathe to think of them back in the WH. The ONLY way she will get my vote is if by some turn of events, Obama is eliminated (and I pray not!)
  They have been forever tarnished in my eyes. In my gut, I believe Hillary is a closet repugnicon. Certainly her actions and statements of late are more closely aligned with them than with her fellow democrats.
  
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