Punkingal
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:43 PM
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"I can't afford to be a Republican..." |
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so said the Sprint techie I was on the phone with this morning. He was checking to see if DU was okay because I couldn't get on from my PC, and when he got on the site, he said, "Wow, I see a great article there." I said, "Well, DU is a great place if you're not a Republican." He said, "I can't afford to be a Republican." Isn't that a great way to put it?
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:45 PM
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bleedingheart
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:48 PM
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2. I can't afford to vote that way either...morally or financially |
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I would never forgive myself for voting for a republican...
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JasonDeter
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:51 PM
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3. James Carville says it best: |
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If you want to live like a republican, vote Democrat.
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Frances
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Fri Feb-20-04 11:14 PM
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6. Carville was quoting Harry Truman |
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:52 PM
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4. An Excellent Way to Put It !!! |
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Thanks for the "pick me up"...
Wish I heard more of those stories...
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Fri Feb-20-04 10:53 PM
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5. Who can in this Economy? |
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You almost have to be a millionaire to be a Republican. Or seriously demented.
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Fri Feb-20-04 11:31 PM
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7. Unless you are in the top 1% you really can't afford to be. |
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It's so true. And it's sad to know first hand poor Republicans (my father) that don't get it. He's retired military and has seen his veteran benefits cut. He foolishly tries to play the stock market, but he's been burned. Okay, that's not the party's fault, but he supports their repeal of capital gains, even though he has none. He's not even in a favorable tax bracket. And yet he dreams and votes accordingly.
As Dr. Phil would say, "And how's that working for you?"
For full disclosure, I should mention that he's a Southern Baptist. So what's that attraction of Christian martyrs to greedy bastards?
Anyway, nice to know that Sprint hires real problem solvers.
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