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Security Concerns
Clinton: Unprincipled bumbler. Cancun creeps. Cash and Teller. On medication. Plus more.
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.” This has been my personal battle with
other conservatives. The fact that people continuously say “Well, I
would vote for Tom M, but he’s not winnable” means to me, that if
we all actually committed to voting for him, he very well could
win. But Republicans have conceded the loss already, instead of
defining the race. We looked at the early numbers of Arnold and
Bustamante and gave up. We heard the Republican leaders say “well
I’m voting for Arnold” and we gave up.
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p>I will not give up. The enemy of my enemy is still my enemy, not
my friend. I will not sell my principles in order to get a Democrat
in the governor’s mansion, even if the Republican leaders like
Drier and Cox have.
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—
Denise Grimes
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