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Thu Jan-10-08 01:57 AM
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| 36. That's the way it is in Corporate America. |
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It's really getting to the point where it seems silly to continue on in this charade that we call the electoral process.
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| -NH Sends a Resounding FUCK YOU to the Poor and Middle Class |
paparush |
Jan-09-08 06:48 AM |
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'highlights the plight of the poor and working poor' |
lamprey |
Jan-09-08 06:51 AM |
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no, NH |
cali |
Jan-09-08 06:54 AM |
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And *OF COURSE* it's not because Republican-leaning "independents" crossed-over to vote for Hillary. |
Tesha |
Jan-09-08 07:41 AM |
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I hear Hillary got her strongest support from blue collar type working class precincts |
Tom Rinaldo |
Jan-09-08 06:55 AM |
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I think lack of access to information is the problem |
Armstead |
Jan-09-08 07:29 AM |
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And that's the aspect of them I find the most disgusting. |
HughBeaumont |
Jan-09-08 07:32 AM |
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Short-sighted was an understatement |
Armstead |
Jan-09-08 07:58 AM |
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And thus we got a media that unquestionably supports |
ProudDad |
Jan-10-08 01:28 AM |
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Give it time |
Uben |
Jan-09-08 06:58 AM |
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Why ANY Dem would support a free trader/job offshoring supporter is beyond me. |
HughBeaumont |
Jan-09-08 07:03 AM |
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yeah because nobody's heard of Obama have they? NT |
dmallind |
Jan-09-08 07:23 AM |
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It's about momentum. |
HughBeaumont |
Jan-09-08 07:28 AM |
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He does not have a market on protecting the middle class and poor |
Evergreen Emerald |
Jan-09-08 07:33 AM |
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thank you |
Scriptor Ignotus |
Jan-09-08 09:19 AM |
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NH tries to be different |
DangerDave921 |
Jan-09-08 07:36 AM |
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Hey! It's what we *DO*! Haven't I told you many, many times, that the NH Primary is very bad for... |
Tesha |
Jan-09-08 07:40 AM |
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Romney being beaten contradicts that statement. |
Lastlaughin08 |
Jan-09-08 07:45 AM |
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No! There is a huge disparity between what Edwards says and does |
Truth Hurts A Lot |
Jan-09-08 08:00 AM |
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You DO realize that the "pro bono" argument is bullshit, right? |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:09 AM |
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Why, because it makes Edwards look less saintly? |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 01:11 AM |
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Because contingency cases require a great deal of |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:19 AM |
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"With no guarantee of a win." |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 01:26 AM |
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So there's no moral difference between representing |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:30 AM |
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Not realistically, no. The difference is how willing you are to gamble. |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 01:38 AM |
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But none of those options allow you to stick it to the corporations... |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:56 AM |
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So he was winning himself fortunes to "stick it to the man?" You'd think |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 02:02 AM |
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Abandoned? |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 02:04 AM |
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He stepped down when he declared for the Presidency, |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 02:08 AM |
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He can't run it and run for President at the same time. |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 02:09 AM |
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My family made a pretty good living during the Clinton yrs. |
Little Star |
Jan-09-08 09:26 AM |
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Whay is the median income for a NH resident? |
bvar22 |
Jan-09-08 10:50 AM |
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breakdown of voting patterns in NH |
ArkySue |
Jan-10-08 01:12 AM |
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No, maybe they sent a big "fuck you" to a phony |
incapsulated |
Jan-10-08 01:21 AM |
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Phonies don't spend all their time telling the people the truth |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:33 AM |
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They do if there's something in it for them. Nobody ever said a phony was a pathological liar. |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 01:38 AM |
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What's in it, precisely? A losing campaign? |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:50 AM |
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But his best shot at a winning one. The fact that his gamble didn't pay off |
Occam Bandage |
Jan-10-08 01:59 AM |
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Comparing Mitt to Edwards is just wrong. |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 02:18 AM |
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Edwards was always a populist. "Two Americas" ring a bell? |
jackson_dem |
Jan-10-08 01:41 AM |
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Don't make me laugh. |
Aya Reiko |
Jan-10-08 03:44 PM |
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One can't blame the average working person for being ignorant |
ProudDad |
Jan-10-08 01:40 AM |
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The irony is that they're FAR more likely to take a tumble |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 01:52 AM |
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That's the way it is in Corporate America. |
MrSlayer |
Jan-10-08 01:57 AM |
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I'd have to agree with that |
DivorcingNeo |
Jan-10-08 02:06 AM |
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"only viable candidate" my ass.... |
harmonicon |
Jan-10-08 01:59 AM |
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I'm a Dennis Kucinich support.er Dennis will not be nominated. Dennis will not be elected. |
paparush |
Jan-10-08 07:25 AM |
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but what does VP mean? |
harmonicon |
Jan-10-08 03:04 PM |
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I like Edwards but he needs to change up his speeches a bit |
Hippo_Tron |
Jan-10-08 02:01 AM |
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I can understand that position. |
Mythsaje |
Jan-10-08 02:19 AM |
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actually, they are the ones who gave Hillary the NH win |
JI7 |
Jan-10-08 02:13 AM |
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What's interesting is that the poorer and less educated folks broke |
Bread and Circus |
Jan-10-08 03:45 PM |
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Yessirree. All us rich white folks in NH with our million dollar a year jobs. |
bunnies |
Jan-10-08 03:52 PM |
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What an outrageous & baseless thing to say. Get a job at Fox. |
jlake |
Jan-10-08 03:53 PM |
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