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It looks as though Obama has an 80% chance of winning the election. I am going to vote for a Republican Congressman. I don't think it's a good thing to have one party win the presidency AND have a majority in Congress. A little conflict can be a good thing, because it keeps one party from pushing things too far. So when you go to the polls on November 4th, consider voting for a Republican for Congress.
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It looks as though Obama has an 80% chance of winning the election. I am going to vote for a Republican Congressman. I don't think it's a good thing to have one party win the presidency AND have a majority in Congress. A little conflict can be a good thing, because it keeps one party from pushing things too far. So when you go to the polls on November 4th, consider voting for a Republican for Congress.




Generally I agree, but we have gone so far right that we need to come left for a while, so I will vote partisan Dem. If we ever strike what I consider a moderate country, I will then seek balance.

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Nope. This isn't the old days when Dem majorities tried to work with Nixon or Reagan. When Clinton was President, the Repubs did anything, everything possible to avoid even a hint of comity with Clinton, and to simply shut him down wherever possible once they attained majority in '94. The Repubs will absolutely do the same thing with Obama. And we saw what a Repub majority did when paired with a Repub President. As far as I'm concerned, the Repubs have completely pissed away all moral authority to be the majority party in either house of Congress for at least the next 20 years.

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I live in California's 9th District. We haven't elected a Republican around here since the late 60s. It's pretty obvious the Republicans phone it in around here when they forget to even put their candidate on their local party web site.:S If his own party doesn't even take him seriously, I certainly can't be expected to.:D

Setting all that aside, 1) I disagree with your logic and 2) I prefer to vote for candidates whose beliefs align with mine. Just reading Hargrave's statement of his own beliefs, there's enough in there to make me take a pass:

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He said he believes abortion should be legal only when the mother's life is endangered; capital gains, inheritance, gasoline, alcohol and tobacco taxes should be eliminated; and troop levels in Iraq should be maintained without a withdrawal timetable until the new Iraqi government can support itself. He supports capital punishment; expanding oil exploration into currently restricted areas; voluntary, not mandatory international emission targets to limit global warming; establishing English as the official national language; letting workers invest part of their Social Security payroll tax in self-managed private accounts; and requiring welfare recipients to spend at least 40 hours a week in work and training programs. He opposes same-sex marriage.


"There is only one basic human right, the right to do as you damn well please. And with it comes the only basic human duty, the duty to take the consequences." -P.J. O'Rourke

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No doubt you favor Alvarez.

But what at urn of events for you do decide now that Daley and Blowjobabitch are not the bell of the ball.



NOW? You assume far too much. I've disliked Daley since he was State's Attorney in the 1980s.

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When you attend functions for them, do you actually express your discontent?



I don't attend functions for them. You assume far too much. It's always a good plan to check your facts before hitting "Post".

PS chek yor spelin two!
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No doubt you favor Alvarez.

But what at urn of events for you do decide now that Daley and Blowjobabitch are not the bell of the ball.



NOW? You assume far too much. I've disliked Daley since he was State's Attorney in the 1980s.

It's always a good plan to check your facts before hitting "Post".

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When you attend functions for them, do you actually express your discontent?



I don't attend functions for them. You assume far too much. It's always a good plan to check your facts before hitting "Post".

PS chek yor spelin two!



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No doubt you favor Alvarez.

But what at urn of events for you do decide now that Daley and Blowjobabitch are not the bell of the ball.



NOW? You assume far too much. I've disliked Daley since he was State's Attorney in the 1980s.

It's always a good plan to check your facts before hitting "Post".

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When you attend functions for them, do you actually express your discontent?



I don't attend functions for them. You assume far too much. It's always a good plan to check your facts before hitting "Post".

PS chek yor spelin two!



Sometimes I cease to give a fuck



That is obvious to anyone who reads your posts.
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