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Originally Posted by Joe
The political process is interesting - I watch and read about it, much like following a sports team - but I'm not a believer in sides. I think we're approaching endgame with respect to there being a political solution. I can't help but thinking that if you feel strongly about someone or something, you've been taken in by the Op-Ed pages of the New York Times or from listening to too much talk radio. You see the canidates together and everyone is buddy-buddy, they look like they are sharing a private joke.
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I read something once that said up until Clinton, it would be common for Rebublicans and Democrats to fight during the day and get together for drinks in the evenings, i.e. there was a lot of mutal respect.
Do you really disagree with my statement Spence? I thought that was generally accepted - seriously. Ok, take out the word idiots, and I really don't see how you can disagree with that.
So, if the democrat party thinks people are intelligent and are worthy of controlling their own destiny, why are there so many democrat super delegates (who are not obliged to vote with the people)?
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