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I mostly offer my rather informed opinion here. And slanted as that opinion may be it is buttressed by participation in 8 presidential elections and almost 30 years of education and experience in politics at all levels. What the OP here does is daft and inane. It would be like me going to fox dot com coming back with a piece writtin by hannity about why war in the ME is good. No one cares about hannity's opinion except his sycophants and they would even care less that I drag the garbage back here.
If the original poster wants to offer their opinion i'd be much more willing to listen to that than the yellow journalism C&P from liberal central followed by an assertion that its proof of something
While we're all greatly impressed by your credentials, gsoboi has the right to post as much as you, me or anyone else.....
why do you drag unobjective, biased fluff pieces back here and post them as if everyone else wants to be brainwashed like you are. Stop posting useless threads that no one cares about. Go into some thread where legitimate debate is being conducted, do not respond, read only and learn something. In five or ten years you will be ready to enter the fray
Talking about entering the fray:
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/09/06/us...-healy.html?em
ST. PAUL — The names at the top of the ballot on Nov. 4 will be McCain and Obama, but the juicier battle this fall for an important group of swing voters — white working women with children — may be fought between the other two stars of the Republican and Democratic conventions, Sarah Palin and Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Once Hillary gets out on the trail, the Palin excitement will wear off pretty quickly.
Ooooooooooh ....... I wouldn't count on that if I were you. Hillary is yesterday's news; Palin is tomorrow's.
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Originally Posted by Torn2pieces
I agree Palin is no Hillary - That's why I prefer Palin...
I'm with you. Love Palin's attitude so far. I don't know her yet, but I'm looking forward to it. Everyone seems to think we won't be seeing her much, but I think they're wrong. She had to deal with the Convention and now has to get up to speed on the direction of the campaign.
Believe me, no way the Republicans will be keeping this lady (who is loved by 80% of her state) on the back burner. She'll be front and center in no time. Watch out!
which is exactly why its important to vote democrats this year, unless you want 4 other years of hell. Of a failed war, that could have been prevented us loosing hundreds of billions of dollards.
Obama wants 100,000 new troops.
Where will he get these men and women? A new conscription law? Mandatory military service? Bigger signing bonuses?
I mostly offer my rather informed opinion here. And slanted as that opinion may be it is buttressed by participation in 8 presidential elections and almost 30 years of education and experience in politics at all levels. What the OP here does is daft and inane. It would be like me going to fox dot com coming back with a piece writtin by hannity about why war in the ME is good. No one cares about hannity's opinion except his sycophants and they would even care less that I drag the garbage back here.
If the original poster wants to offer their opinion i'd be much more willing to listen to that than the yellow journalism C&P from liberal central followed by an assertion that its proof of something
Can't recall seeing your name on a Presidential ballot.....hmmmm.
It's Great to see women on the campaign trail who have a proven record of supporting this Nation and women's issues. We've come a long way in this regard and we need the Champions of the movement to get out there and speak up so that future Generations have an understanding of where they're from and the sacrifices that were made to get them where they are.
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