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Location: Georgia, on the Florida line, right above Tallahassee
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I don't start many threads - and President Obama made a mistake here - he is supposed to be a politician - and good politicians don't upset half of their potential voters.
Another good reason why community organizers should not seek to become POTUS.
Or Senators for that matter. Or presidents of the Harvard Law Review, etc. Big dummies, all of them.
Next up, does Obama prefer the softness of two ply TP, or the thriftiness of single.
As a transplanted New Mexican, I can tell you that most of you have alienated the entire state by referring to chile as 'chilis'. You sound like Texans, and thats about as bad as an insult you can give in NM.
That being said, everyone eats both Red and Green Chile. Depends upon the dish. For example : who ever heard of red chile on burgers?
True. It's got to be green chile and cheese on hamburgers, and green chile and cheese tamales are hard to beat but when it comes to enchildadas, I think red is better. Really though for rellenos and grilled and in eggs, I like the poblano chiles most.
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Location: Suburban Dallas
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Originally Posted by Harrier
I don't start many threads - and President Obama made a mistake here - he is supposed to be a politician - and good politicians don't upset half of their potential voters.
Another good reason why community organizers should not seek to become POTUS.
He can have as many red or green chiles he wants, but it won't matter. Our tormentor-in-chief will not win New Mexico.
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