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Reid's numbers don't add up...

Tuesday, 19 May 2009

...I expect he'll be re-elected anyway, despite having done nothing to help his state these last couple of years. Despite being too busy playing silly Washington power games, instead of working to help minimize the devastating effects of the housing bubble bursting in his state.

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I didn't vote ladt time : dw : http://toolboxphilosopher

I personally thibk that people that are more or less conservative, mind thier own business and don't usually take part in politics. Politics to me almost seems like being in other peoples business. There is a large collective out there that if motivated could change the political landscape overnight. But that might not even be a good thing. radical change never is. Except for the American revolution, ha ha I can't believe that worked out

May 19, 2009 :: 09:41AM

DW is right : TRex

Conservatives are ususally busy working and helping others,
and so generally don't have time to meddle in politics.

I don't think anyone is going to change politics overnight.
It took several years (of Bush acting like a liberal)to get
us into this mess, and it will take several years to get
people into office that actually act like conservatives (if
we ever get things turned around, at all).

That said, I do think Reid's numbers are far enough out
of line that there is a serious possibility to unseat him.

TRex

May 20, 2009 :: 04:08AM

a political world is pulled over our eyes : dw : http://thenayseer

... several years of Bush acting like a liberal ...

That was the last straw for me thinking any politician can be trusted to do what Americans expect on any issue. I don't care if I ever vote again. It is pointless. If the voting fraud does not negate your vote the progressive courts will. They may at best wait till you ain't looking or are consumed with other issues but in retrospect it is obvious that nothing gets fixed and no socialist/fascist agenda is ever permenantly defeated no matter what we vote.

Almost seems that fear of some specefic issue inspiring those that do not vote to suddenly register has more impact than than those that actually vote.

I believ that

May 20, 2009 :: 08:12AM

well . . . : TRex

That is exactly what they want. For you to give up and
act like a sheeple. To quit careing, and to let them
do the evil that they may.

I believe the real answer is to work at lower levels,
to vote in the state and local elections, to keep the
people who are just entering politics as conservative
as possible, so that they can at least run in the majors.

TRex

May 20, 2009 :: 05:49PM

I give up on democracy, but a Republic sounds good. : dw : http://doantprofilemebro

Trust me I am no sheeple. I am unhappily and fearfully waiting for and expecting us to rise up and vote with our second ammendment and before things are so bad that no one of social responsibility and compassion will bother to condemn it.

Don't read this, you'll get profiled.

Hey Big brother. I will never act alone or with a small group or even a large group of real Americans. I am looking for a leader that will unite us in the multi millions. Anything else is crimminal, will be defeated, and will serve only to escallate the fascist agenda.

May 20, 2009 :: 08:38PM

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