OmahaBlueDog
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Sun Jan-09-11 08:16 PM
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Poll question: The Domestic Terror Attack in Arizona: A Turning Point For the Administration? |
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Edited on Sun Jan-09-11 08:17 PM by OmahaBlueDog
On April 19, 1995, domestic terrorists bombed the Murrah Building in Oklahoma City killed 168 people. Politically, some mark it as a turning point for the Clinton administration, which had been under attack by conservative Republicans led by Newt Gingrich. Will this event represent such a turning point for the Obama administration?
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ProgressiveProfessor
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Sun Jan-09-11 08:23 PM
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1. This is being billed as a local nut case. Little to no national impact |
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Edited on Sun Jan-09-11 08:29 PM by ProgressiveProfessor
There will be pronouncements from both sides, the anti-gun bubbas have already said they will initiate some legislation which will go nowhere, The Brady Bunch and the NRA will see an uptick in donations.
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Sun Jan-09-11 08:25 PM
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2. Why? You have to take a serious and constant stand |
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Against this violence and hateful rhetoric.
Dems have consistently allowed themselves to Be soured down.
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Sun Jan-09-11 08:30 PM
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3. Nope. Our Democratic "leaders" are too chickenshit to call this |
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what it is: domestic right-wing terrorism.
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Sun Jan-09-11 09:15 PM
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5. Afraid that is all too true. And the RW is enjoying it. |
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Sun Jan-09-11 08:33 PM
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4. remember, the watchword of the administration is be more bipartisan, not less nt |
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