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Chris Shays and Bush at the State of the Union

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jamaicandonjay2 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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im 19 and what chris shays thinks i cant vote, he saying we should raise the age to 21 wow, and chris shays votes at the same precicnt i vote at at black rock and best belive he wont get my vote, im voting for himes
Sims2789 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Chris Shays wants to raise the voting age back to 21, or at least said lowering it was "a mistake."
eekdog2005 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Obama= liberal, McCain= liberal, Hillary Liberal, Mitt= you guessed it...liberal. There is no left & right in politics. They all want war with Iran, they won't change a damn thing in this country & ignorant americans haven't figured it out yet.
patsagainstrats (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Looks like Shays' opponent is kissing the asses of the liberals.
Freeeeeeeeeeed (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Lol, the death kiss.
TAMARLANE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Well, our choices are:
Hillary
McCain
Obama
or Romney.

If you don't like Romney, which of the other three candidates will you support by your action/inaction?
TAMARLANE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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That is the way McCain has it figured.
I guess you support McCain, then, even if it is only passive support.
When you Paulites finally realize that the American voter will not vote for Ron Paul, then what are you going to do? Call Ghostbusters?
RonPaulGeorgeRingo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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You could perhaps (?) argue that McCain was "his own man", an independent of sorts, maverick blah blah 10-20 years ago - maybe (lol). I cannot in good conscience support him running as a Bush Republican. I am not a "party before country" pawn. Independents don't think that way.
TAMARLANE (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I registered as an Independent some years ago in Maryland, after thinking I was Republican for many years. I was a grass roots worker for Barry Goldwater in 1964. I was shocked and saddened when Lyndon Johnson won the Presidency. I never trusted LBJ. I don't trust McCain either. We don't really have a clear cut choice that would suit me this go-around, but of those left standing, I would vote for Romney in spite of his shortcomings, over the other three left in the race.
RonPaulGeorgeRingo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Well, Goldwater is looking better every day (lol). JFK too for that matter. Both would be considered conservative by today's standards. I'm not a big fan of either McCain or Romney's less than visionary view of tax code reform

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