Well wouldn't one rather see them dancing in the streets. . .

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than flying planes into buildings?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/03/08/steve-king-republican-co_n_90540.html

I've no problem with people dancing in the streets. I'd truthfully like to see more of it globally.

Obama is a stellar candidate.

Hillary is thoroughly divisive. That's not sexist either.

It's based on physical carriage, tonality, history and actions.

Screw the ruse of "experience" when it's entirely faulty.

What happened to Samantha this week was a travesty and I'm thoroughly pissed off about it.

Calling a monstrous spade a shovel is totally appropriate after NAFTA gate and in the dark shadow of Rwanda.

Genocide just is plain inexcusable.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2008/03/08/steve-king-republican-co_n_90540.html

http://search.bbc.co.uk/cgi-bin/search/results.pl?go=homepage&scope=all&q=samantha+power&Search=Search

Just sayin'

Clinton fatigue is a vastly under rated factor and these tactics their employing are thoroughly reprehensible.

To elevate McCain's dumb assed experience and minimize Barack's illustrious career to a single speech, or allow her operatives to equate him with the bogus ness of Starr, goes far beyond the pale IMHO.

In this diverse land two families should simply not dominate the executive branch of government for decades.

Entitlement my ass.

Have a nice Sunday.

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1. Ditto Here. I Hope Obama Uses "Dancing

In The Streets" as his winning song. I know I will be dancing when he wins!

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2. I, for one, am not in the least mad at you. LOL!

Enjoy your Sunday, too.