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I have a nephew who has been registering voters in the Rio Grande Valley. I wonder if he works for ACORN? I hope not.
There is no need for him to work for ACORN. The Rio Grande Valley is heavily Democratic. One of my arguments for Texas going blue is the Valley, Corpus Christi, Laredo and El Paso. Us Texans up North tend to forget about those areas. They are heavily Democratic areas that vote more and more with each election.
There is no need for him to work for ACORN. The Rio Grande Valley is heavily Democratic. One of my arguments for Texas going blue is the Valley, Corpus Christi, Laredo and El Paso. Us Texans up North tend to forget about those areas. They are heavily Democratic areas that vote more and more with each election.
That is what Hobart did. He looked for unregistered Democrats and helped them register. As long as what he did was legal, and I think he has good ethics, I applaud it. But I abhor what has been shown in other states by ACORN even if it helps the Democrats.
Ooops, wait a minute, on my way home from the hospital today, I did notice a second Obama yard sign up in my town today. The place looked like a crack house but, hey, they apparently vote their interests!
Tea you are nasty!!! In my neighborhood no political posters are allowed, but I think it would be close to 50/50!
Obama will win Austin! and the USA in 08 so get out and VOTE
Tea you are nasty!!! In my neighborhood no political posters are allowed, but I think it would be close to 50/50!
Obama will win Austin! and the USA in 08 so get out and VOTE
ROFLMAO! No political signs are allowed in your neighborhood?! Heh, a good example of the type of latte socialism Obama and his philes want to inflict on the country!
ROFLMAO! No political signs are allowed in your neighborhood?! Heh, a good example of the type of latte socialism Obama and his philes want to inflict on the country!
Somehow I imagine the neighborhood being talked about would allow a Nobama sign to slip through the cracks though, but if it were a McCain sign it would be ordered down immediately.
There you go again, telling people when to 'stay off your threads'. I might go dig that old one up again.
I didn't say "stay off my threads" here as this isn't my thread. Besides, there ARE rules about deliberately taking threads off-topic as you like to do. But you insult my "attitude" and appearance repeatedly yet continue to address me. And then you even have the gall to insinuate that I'm a lesbian. It doesn't make one bit of sense.
I'd put you on ignore but that would give you carte blanche to say all sorts of rude crap about me. So, from now on, I simply won't respond to you and if you continue the personal attacks, I'll just report your posts.
That is what Hobart did. He looked for unregistered Democrats and helped them register. As long as what he did was legal, and I think he has good ethics, I applaud it. But I abhor what has been shown in other states by ACORN even if it helps the Democrats.
I didn't say "stay off my threads" here as this isn't my thread. Besides, there ARE rules about deliberately taking threads off-topic as you like to do. But you insult my "attitude" and appearance repeatedly yet continue to address me. And then you even have the gall to insinuate that I'm a lesbian. It doesn't make one bit of sense.
I'd put you on ignore but that would give you carte blanche to say all sorts of rude crap about me. So, from now on, I simply won't respond to you and if you continue the personal attacks, I'll just report your posts.
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