napi21
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Sat Apr-17-10 10:02 PM
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The Pubbies must be running without saying they're Pubbies! |
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I got 2 political solicitations in the mail today. neither propoganda had a party affiliation on any of the enclosures. I found that a bit strange. Both are running for the US house seat to replace Deal. Since I didn't know either candidate, I googled their names. BOTH are Pubbies! Apparently even in northern Ga. they're afraid to admit what they are!
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Sat Apr-17-10 10:11 PM
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1. They do that here in my county for local elections all the time. |
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Sometimes I feel like I almost need to hire a PI to find out the political affiliations of various candidates, particularly the judges. I think it's more than sneaky and there should be a law against it.
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Sat Apr-17-10 10:13 PM
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2. I noticed a long time ago, if they don't state a party affiliation, they're usually repugs. |
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Sat Apr-17-10 11:24 PM
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4. I was under the impression that it is Centrist (DLC or Conservative |
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Democrats who never give Party ID (Red State Dems).
I hard heard Schuler, NC Ark Lincoln.
Earlier Elections I had this. The Media usually attributes it to Centrist Democrats.
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Sat Apr-17-10 11:05 PM
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3. They must know rethuglican is a dirty word then. |
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If they are afraid to state their affiliation.
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napi21
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Sun Apr-18-10 12:55 AM
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7. It's amazing to me that in North Ga. anyone has to be afraid of |
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being a Pug! I get an absentee ballot & there's onlyONEDem on the damn ballot, and I haven't seen even ONE sign along the road for gotten a damn thing in the mail from HIM! Really ticks me off!!!! I can guarantee him the 2 votes from our house, but damn, if you can't even try I sure can'/t do it all!
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Sun Apr-18-10 12:47 AM
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5. Hey. I remember Democrats doing it long about 2002 and even 2004 |
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Everybody does it when they have to.
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Sun Apr-18-10 12:54 AM
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6. Common around here.. The Dems usually identify themselves |
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republicans around here are very sneaky.. you have to do research to find out who they really are
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Sun Apr-18-10 01:11 AM
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8. The Dems should have a shot at it, "I am PROUD to be a DEMOCRAT" |
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The Pubs been doing the dodge game for years
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Sun Apr-18-10 01:33 AM
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10. I whish you were right, and I'm a proud Democrat too, but if |
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the Dem doesn't even get his name out to the public, nt to mention his positions on things, he doesn't stand a chance! As I said, I'm going to vote for the Dem, but if nobody else ever hears his name, it's a lost cause.
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Sun Apr-18-10 01:18 AM
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9. Farthest thing from a new phenomenon... |
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Sun Apr-18-10 05:03 AM
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11. AMAZING. A large arm of my family have always been staunch dyed-in-the-wool republicans. NOW, |
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however, 3 or 4 (so far) have decided to call themselves Independents. I've read in several places that this is happening all over the country. This explains to me the polls which say a large percentage of teabaggers are independents. Pfffft.
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