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Mon Nov-13-06 06:43 PM
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I initial reaction was to support Murtha because the was the first Democrat to really come out with a plan dealing with Iraq and turned Iraq into a positive issue for us.
But Murtha has a lot of corruption charges against him and it is making me think twice.
I'm still leaning toward Murtha. What about you?
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:44 PM
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1. I don't want either one of them. |
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In other words, I don't want Pelosi's house to look/act like Hastert's house.
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:45 PM
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2. Neither really thrills me |
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But I support Hoyer LESS than Murtha.
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Mon Nov-13-06 09:01 PM
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12. I don't support Hoyer at all |
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He has no personality.
How come when they have the first house session they don't call for nominations from the delegates? There's 239 Dems and it's hard to believe that only 2 are qualified.
I still like Murtha. He has over a month to clear his name and he'd better start now.
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:45 PM
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3. What are the corruption charges? Got a link to some documentation? (nt) |
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:46 PM
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:48 PM
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5. Yes, I would like to see Murtha get it...I think he also should get |
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more credit for getting the Dems in. It was Sheehan and then Murtha that got this anti-war topic going,and winning more people over to the anti-war side...
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:53 PM
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6. As a MD resident, I guess I'll go with Hoyer, but could really care less. |
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What about someone like http://www.house.gov/cummings/">Elijah Cummings? Or some young blood like http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXxS6booanY">Tim Ryan?
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Mon Nov-13-06 06:55 PM
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7. This shit happened 26 years ago |
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Mon Nov-13-06 07:49 PM
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10. IMHO Murtha is more of the same when it comes to earmarks |
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Edited on Mon Nov-13-06 07:51 PM by RamboLiberal
and pork steered to his district. Also questionable arm-twisting of other Congress members.
While I love the stance he took against the war and support him 100% there, I would rather he not be majority leader.
Feel the same way about Robert Byrd getting head of Senate Appropriations Committee. There's not going to be a pothole in WV and wonder how many federal project will go there.
I wish we'd go with some new and cleaner blood for these positions.
Living in Pittsburgh I know how old line pork barrel politicos Murtha and Byrd are.
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Mon Nov-13-06 08:46 PM
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Slap the GOPers in the face. Wouldn't that be some shit. Jack Murtha, the guy they hate the most, helping to get our guys out of Iraq.
Beyond the salt-in-the-wound factor, I'd go with Murtha because he's a respected veteran. Now is the time for the Murtha's in Washington to be heard.
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