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Thu Jul-16-09 11:02 AM
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Ian David
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Thu Jul-16-09 11:08 AM
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1. Of course, that's exactly when my wife decides to call. n/t |
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Thu Jul-16-09 11:23 AM
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2. Call him "Senator." He's worked very hard to get that title. n/t |
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Thu Jul-16-09 11:27 AM
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3. it's common to call male senators "mister", as well as president obama. |
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it's a matter of formality vs informality, no matter how hard someone worked to be elected.
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Thu Jul-16-09 11:57 AM
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5. When you first mention them, you call them "Senator" or "President" |
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then later it's "Mr." or "Ms."
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Thu Jul-16-09 12:19 PM
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Thu Jul-16-09 11:55 AM
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4. That's SENATOR Franken to you. Just a friendly reminder. |
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And don't forget to address the president as PRESIDENT Obama.
Because WE won and the Repukes LOST.
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