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As a woman who was born and raised in the great city of Chicago, I know without a doubt that you don't speak for the citizens of Chicago nor do you speak for the citizens of Illinois. You are only speaking for yourself and the few pathetic souls who buy your (crap) opinion as fact.
As a woman who was born and raised in the great city of Chicago, I know without a doubt that you don't speak for the citizens of Chicago nor do you speak for the citizens of Illinois. You are only speaking for yourself and the few pathetic souls who buy your (crap) opinion as fact.
Apparently, you've been away for a very long while..........
Considering the great state of Illinois figures to elect Obama by a healthy 25-30%, its fair to say that you are in the great minority while speaking for the citizens of Chicago.
Considering the great state of Illinois figures to elect Obama by a healthy 25-30%, its fair to say that you are in the great minority while speaking for the citizens of Chicago.
I'm in Chicago, and you certainly DON'T speak for me. It was actually good to know the Republican nominee for Senate was a sex pervert. It's not like George Ryan with his "License for Bribes" scandal, and the do-nothing for 6 years Republican senator Peter Fitzgerald hadn't already screwed over the Republican Party. Even without the sex club scandal, Jack Ryan was definitely not a lock to win the senate race because of the Republican Party's already tarnished image.
Oh, and as far as "refusing" the Kool-Aid, you're just drinking a different flavor. You betcha!
Generally speaking, when you claim to speak for a large group of people, you should make sure your opinion isn't in a vast minority.
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