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ApocalypseChic

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10. Never?

Reply to FreeJoe (Reply #6)

Thu Nov 8, 2012, 03:55 AM

Nov 2012

It was included in the GOP platform this year that any referendum from the PR people would be honored and respected and voted on accordingly. Since that platform is part of the public record, it would seem unwise politically to so egregiously go against it.

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