http://www.sun-sentinel.com/news/local/ ... -news-palm
Freaking Bastards. Let people vote in peace.
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LOL Must admit, is it me or are the Republicans getting more than a little jumpy? It's the Democrats! It's the Democrats!
Whoever's doing it is abusing a loophole, and should have their fingers stamped on.
Whoever's doing it is abusing a loophole, and should have their fingers stamped on.
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thats not all. Unless these are all just copy cats crime, there may be people breaking in, violating, and vandalizing Republican Campaign Headquarters all over the us.
May I also say that the DNC has said to accus the republicans of voter intimidation reguardless of the evidence. Especially in areas where it has happened in the past.
Not to say the Republicans are innocent. There was a republican canidate here is the US that tried to have 14,000(mostly democrats thrown off the voter rolls because they had not voted in a few years. True that the state was supposed to do it according to the law. But that is still wrong regaurdless.
What?LOL Must admit, is it me or are the Republicans getting more than a little jumpy? It's the Democrats! It's the Democrats!
Whoever's doing it is abusing a loophole, and should have their fingers stamped on.
May I also say that the DNC has said to accus the republicans of voter intimidation reguardless of the evidence. Especially in areas where it has happened in the past.
Not to say the Republicans are innocent. There was a republican canidate here is the US that tried to have 14,000(mostly democrats thrown off the voter rolls because they had not voted in a few years. True that the state was supposed to do it according to the law. But that is still wrong regaurdless.
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They interview a Republican representative who, straight off, starts accusing it of being some kind of 'deliberate conspiracy' on the Democrats part.
While I don't agree with people being harassed at the polls, to me those comments sound more like desperate accusations than solid political canvassing.
While I don't agree with people being harassed at the polls, to me those comments sound more like desperate accusations than solid political canvassing.
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well, who knows exactly what was said by the reported to the Republican Rep.
BUT, the overal point is that, THIS ELECTION IS A MESS. And it is not Nov. 2 yet.
And, go ahead blame bush and I am sure he deserves some blame , but it is also PACs, and political organizations, Michael "narcasistic" Moore and other duesch bags out there that have whipped every one into a frenzy.
BUT, the overal point is that, THIS ELECTION IS A MESS. And it is not Nov. 2 yet.
And, go ahead blame bush and I am sure he deserves some blame , but it is also PACs, and political organizations, Michael "narcasistic" Moore and other duesch bags out there that have whipped every one into a frenzy.
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First, since I don't see Goober around: All 'due' respect.
Second, this election is probably going to be a realigning election, particularly here in the South where I am.
Third, there is a very large stake here that you seem to be overlooking: lives are going to be lost either way, but depending on who you believe, one candidate or the other may have a better idea for dealing with the current situation.
Fourth, our foreign relations are at a low ebb at this point and a great deal of the world does not like Bush.
Fifth, the possibility exists of the Democrats being dominated by African-American interests following this election.
Sixth, again, this is a critical election for the Democrats, as it could make or break the Bush strategy: appeal to social conservatives and screw the moderates.
Do I need to keep going?
Second, this election is probably going to be a realigning election, particularly here in the South where I am.
Third, there is a very large stake here that you seem to be overlooking: lives are going to be lost either way, but depending on who you believe, one candidate or the other may have a better idea for dealing with the current situation.
Fourth, our foreign relations are at a low ebb at this point and a great deal of the world does not like Bush.
Fifth, the possibility exists of the Democrats being dominated by African-American interests following this election.
Sixth, again, this is a critical election for the Democrats, as it could make or break the Bush strategy: appeal to social conservatives and screw the moderates.
Do I need to keep going?
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realigning? You mean the south voting democrat?
First: Sorry about the spelling.
Third: Agreed
Forth: Great Deal of the world doesn't like American in General
Fifth: In the election the democrats always try and scare blacks and promise all sorts of things, and then forget about them as soon as the election is over. This demonstrates case in point.
First: Sorry about the spelling.
Third: Agreed
Forth: Great Deal of the world doesn't like American in General
Fifth: In the election the democrats always try and scare blacks and promise all sorts of things, and then forget about them as soon as the election is over. This demonstrates case in point.
