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Actually, if it weren’t for all the liberalism which has been injected through the American public school system over the past 30 years, the Democrats would be down about 20 points.
I would be willing to see Obama win the White House, if it weren’t for those old, old Supreme Court justices the next president is going to get to replace.
Sadly, the only way the American people are going to get back their Congress as a representative body responsible to the people is to find a way to get term limits imposed on that corruption-ridden special interest hugging cesspool.
I’ve been fortunate for the past 12 years to have a U.S. representative who is fairly conservative, except he loved to bring home pork to his home district. He is retiring, and hopefully, the next one will be more responsive to the country’s needs.
p>I won’t even discuss my two Senators. Both of them need a shotgun administered dose of rock salt in their ample posteriors; in the Missouri Ozarks where I grew up years ago, that was the way we deterred thieves. br> — R. Goodson br> Florida /p> p> George Will pointed out that if Obama wins and the Dems control Congress, we will see the end of the secret ballot when unions begin card check and the end of free speech with the enforcement of the fairness doctrine. Why isn’t this being screamed across the land so the people can see that the very liberal Democrats who will run this country are not just incompetent but worse, are intent on stripping us of two of our most fundamental protections? br> — Allen Hurt br> New Mexico /p>
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