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Originally Posted by kdbrich
With local elections, or even on the state level, I don't know that there is much difference between democrat and republican. Heck, even on the Senate level, Ben Nelson seems closer to being a republican than democrat.
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In Nebraska for the most part there really is little difference between the two and most of them are moderates, which to mean is actually a very good thing to be as it represents ideals beyond boundaries laid out to them..
Our current governor however is turning into a total media hog, same with Bruning.. Those guys are examples of extremism at its worst and I cannot wait to rectify my voting for Heinamen the last election!
Heinamen was great at first, he seemed to be rather independant and a very well spoken man, but wow, after being elected he reminds me of the people that you see on Saturday Night Live on one of those clips where people are trying to get noticed behind a reporter by making faces and signs..
I know that is a silly analogy, however it seems that they are very good to run to the media about very hot topics and use very generic statements and terms that are commonly used by many left and right political extremists.. Which leads me to believe that those two have something in mind that may involve a possible run at the senate or something...
