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upi402

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6. This is a huge issue

Reply to Scuba (Original post)

Sat Jan 26, 2013, 12:40 PM

Jan 2013

It will hasten the end of all life, as climate change will be ignore by Republicans who gain power by this.

Or the corporate Dems that are our "best option" in the new "political reality".

Enjoy!

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Good way to put it n2doc Jan 2013 #1

Yes, very insightful! eom Kolesar Jan 2013 #2

Paul Bibeau has been very humorous here on DU. JaneyVee Jan 2013 #3

Thank you! paulbibeau Jan 2013 #7

I heard from the Roanoke Times yesterday Oilwellian Jan 2013 #9

when you lose, find a way to cheat to win next time...reThug political philosophy spanone Jan 2013 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author davidn3600 Jan 2013 #5

This is a huge issue upi402 Jan 2013 #6

Rural America already over represented with US Senators. ErikJ Jan 2013 #8

I actually like that balance of populace and states. OneTenthofOnePercent Jan 2013 #10

Undemocratic ErikJ Jan 2013 #11

Right, because it's the Senate that's stonewalling all of the House's great legislation. OneTenthofOnePercent Jan 2013 #14

Pelosi's house put out 400 bills 2006 to 2010 ErikJ Jan 2013 #15

That is a somewhat reasonable argument. OnionPatch Jan 2013 #16

It's worse than that krispos42 Jan 2013 #12

If this isn't proof the districts are gerrymandered, I don't know what is. reformist2 Jan 2013 #13