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03-19-2008, 01:42 AM #1
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Many voting for Clinton to boost GOP
That's the most broad, un-fair, and just plain not right, portrayel of the Republican party. How can you group a whole freaking political party and say EVERY Republican is like that. That broad statement is a freaking joke.
Originally Posted by dragonrider
10. Fear? Yeah fear that when she wins my taxes will go up when she impliments all these 'free" plans.
9. Desperation? I think not. McCain has a real chance of winning.
8. Arrogance? How is this arrogance? Republicans are doing the same bullshitt he Democrats have been doing for quite some time.
7. WTF, I can't even get into this one.
6. Power? If you think that Republicans are the ones lusting for power take a good hard look at your own damn party.
5. I'm a sheep? Oh yes, P4B and I are regular, goose stepping, Republican sheep. Shhh, don't tell anyone but our leader is Bill O'Reilly.
4. And Iraq, here it is again. Let's just forget about the people we free'd. Forget about the human rights were bringing to women and young girls, who are finally able to vote and get an education. What about all the people who want freedom there? Fuck em' I guess, things have gotten to hard. I say we take home our toys and go home.
3. I'm not looking to complain for eight years. I'm looking to have a decent president who isn't running on hopes and dreams.
2. McCain isn't our favorite choice but damnit, he's better than the other options.
1. Okay, your right about this one. Her pantsuits..grrrr.rebgirl420 Reviewed by rebgirl420 on . Many voting for Clinton to boost GOP For a party that loves to hate the Clintons, Republican voters have cast an awful lot of ballots lately for Senator Hillary Clinton: About 100,000 GOP loyalists voted for her in Ohio, 119,000 in Texas, and about 38,000 in Mississippi, exit polls show. A sudden change of heart? Hardly. Since Senator John McCain effectively sewed up the GOP nomination last month, Republicans have begun participating in Democratic primaries specifically to vote for Clinton, a tactic that some voters and Rating: 5
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