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If that is the case then why is his own wife saying, and only in relation to Hurricane Gustav and other "such events", "As John has been saying for the last several days, this is a time when we take off our Republican hats and put on our American hats."
Is it only in time of tragedy and despair that we are Americans? Once the Gustav situation is handled do we put our party hats back on? I understand the sentiment behind the message, but if we are talking about crossing party lines, being Americans and putting "country first", we should also be wearing our America hats in regards to a few other "events" going on in America right now. I don't know about you, but my America hat has been on since day one....and I never plan on taking it off. It ain't reserved for emergency use only.
The Associated Press: Laura Bush, Cindy McCain ask help for victims (broken link)
It's not his fault if you cannot read between the lines.
I guess I am supposed to read between the lines of both candidates THEN Google their positions on the issues. I still haven't figured out why they are out campaigning if everything I need is a few keystrokes away.
I guess I am supposed to read between the lines of both candidates THEN Google their positions on the issues. I still haven't figured out why they are out campaigning if everything I need is a few keystrokes away.
If everyone was smart enough to use the Internet to properly disseminate their information, RP would've kicked every Republican's azz in the primaries.
If everyone was smart enough to use the Internet to properly disseminate their information, RP would've kicked every Republican's azz in the primaries.
You live in the land of the ignorant.
thats too bad, those republicans like filtered substance i feel sorry for them. i would have voted for him too...because he pro american than mccain is.
if everyone was smart enough to use the internet to properly disseminate their information, rp would've kicked every republican's azz in the primaries.
I don't think Paul is more 'American' than McCain...but it's a shame not too many people knew anything about him other than those on the internet. He could've been a very powerful candidate if he would've gotten out there in the main stream.
If everyone was smart enough to use the Internet to properly disseminate their information, RP would've kicked every Republican's azz in the primaries.
You live in the land of the ignorant.
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