Elections

[rubyraks]

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was reading some of the comments from voters and this one cracked me up:

"Normally, I vote Republican. But I have issues with the war," said John Mayer, 58, a police officer from East Williston, N.Y. He would be voting Democratic for governor of New York, but would vote for whoever was running against Hillary Clinton.
"I don't even know the other guy's name," Mayer said, referring to former Yonkers Mayor John Spencer. "I don't like Hillary," he explained.

doesn't even know the other guys name. haha.

so let me see if I get this, he's gonna vote democrat for governor which has nothing to do with the vote for war and vote for a republican for senate who were the party and the house of congress who fully supported the war...genius

no to ben.

What's with the picture of diggers' straight hair after mentioning me?

Yeah, that's a good point -- the conservative presence has insured that Congress has been a model of balance and independence the last few years.

I actually know what you meant to say, but reading that about made me spit my drink out at my computer screen.

glad you said it, cause I was about to say the same thing

[floridaorange]

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I'M BUMMED, my Dad lost his race today very discouraging....

[superdave]

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Wow! - Lieberman won his race. I'm sure Sightless will be happy.

[thesightless]

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i am happy for joe. he one of a very very few ppl with a spine, honesty, and truth.