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Uploaded by on Nov 12, 2007

The importance of working across the aisle, and bringing people together to get things done.

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  • Al Franken?

  • He's from Tennessee, get a clue.

  • I retract my previous comment. After some google work, I've learned more about Hillary. Also - thanks for exposing me to the work of Saul Alinsky (there's some good reading there)

  • Yes go back to New York.

  • Actually Summy, its the truth.

    She was the President of the College Republicans at Welsley until it was fringe to be a leftist. Google Hillary, College Republicans, and Welsley .

    Point being people switch all the time. Teresa Heinz Kerry was a Republican until 2003 and then was a speaker at the 2004 Democratic Convention.

  • That's actually a flat lie Namz, but if you search google you'll see that Norm Coleman headed Bill Clinton's reelection campaign in Minnesota (and did a really good job at it - Bill Clinton got elected.).

  • Hillary use to be a Republican.

  • Norm Coleman would been governor in Minnesota if it wasn't for Jesse Ventura.

  • coleman's going down. ciresi and franken are both a better option.

  • Nicely said. I'm sure all the former democrats that switch to the republican party so they can get elected would agree with you.

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