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“Let’s Get This Done”
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Re: Joe Frazier
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Deep Thoughts from Occupy Wall Street Toronto
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The Revolution Goes Trick or Treating
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Take That, Internet!
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The Spectacle Blog
The very wise Liz Mair astutely cautions the battle for some small measure of federal fiscal sanity was not won but only began on November 2. Her summation? Don’t let that new GOP rep who said all the right things for the last year out of your sight. They have a tendency to go native, and fast.
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Dale Cord| 11.10.10 @ 12:43PM
Most of the population of our country is suffering under the delusion that the Republicans are for the American people. There is no difference between these two UN-AMERICAN POLITICAL PARTIES, who have been fleecing the citizens of this country now since Woodrow Wilson's Communist regime took root in Washington. Being uneducated in history and politics is no shameful thing considering, our educational system is being controlled by the political machine in Washington and abroad. What is shameful though is to remain in a state of mental confusion as to who our enemy really is in this country. To focus your mind on entertainment though, instead of who is violating the sanctity of your freedoms, livelihood, home and privacy as an American citizen is the epitome of shameful stupidity. Your bible and history books have a multitude of warning signs for your survival in this world of predators. Who seek not only your income but your very soul. If you really want what is best for your loved ones, and true God given freedom and equality for all in America. Then open your eyes and unlock your mind and let truth, set you free. The removal of both the Democrat's and Republican's in this great country of ours would be a great start. Read our Constitution for the legality and authorization by the people to do this or, remain subjects and cannon fodder to the warlords and criminals who rein over us at this present time. "There is a way that seems right to a man but, the end therein is Death"
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