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sabrina 1 Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri May-28-10 10:16 PM
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31. What's wrong is that these methods are acceptable and that
the voters are not asked for THEIR oppinions. In fact, airc, the voters have been told to STFU by the current leadership of the Democratic Party. That is what's wrong.

As for what Republicans do? I am not interested in imitating what Republicans do. What I am doing is not called 'ridicule' it is called commenting on something that was revealed that was apparently not meant for the public to know. This disdain for the public is what is wrong.

Democrats want democrats representing them. Clinton, Obama and Rahm apparently have different ideas. Specter is a Republican. On the issues, he is far to the right of Sestak. That puts them out of step with the people who elected them in the first place.

We are no longer influenced by the party leadership. They lost the right to expect support when they excluded those who elected them from some very important legislation.

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