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Holy Moley! There’s a Place Where Votes Count!!!
Literally overnight I have been thrust into the thicket of the presidential election. Nike Roshe Run Dames grijs Adidas Zx 500 Heren The mere act of emerging from a red-eye flight from San Francisco to Florida has transported me from … Continue reading →
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Tagged 2012 Presidential Election, Barack Obama, Boca Raton, butterfly ballot, Florida, Mitt Romney, Presidential debate, Swing State, voting
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The Great Presidential “Failure” Debate of 2012
If the first Presidential debate was based upon the TV ads …. Nike Air Max 1 Jim Lehrer: Welcome to tonight’s first Presidential Debate. As anyone who’s watched the negative TV ads or listened to campaign spokespersons from either … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, debate, election, Election Day, Mitt Romney, presidential election 2012, satire, Stan Sinberg, voting
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Vote Against Your Interests!
Every election cycle, we Democrats in the “blue” states look at the big swath of Southern and Midwestern states blocked out in “red,” shake our heads, and grumble about how that populace “votes against their own interests.” Thomas Frank even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Barack Obama, election, Election Day, Mitt Romney, presidential election 2012, satire, Stan Sinberg, voting
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