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canadian watches in awe as grown men attempt to justify

beethoven

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i get there is a big dissatisfaction in nevada.

my political view is, "There is no progress without change."

am commenting on the article. jussaying wow.
 

Tam

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Whitewing said:
Who needs to justify? Just consider the opponent.

Do you mean Reid, who thinks no Pork filled bill is too big that it can't be stuffed down voters throats even if you have to bribe Senators to vote for it, and LIE to the voters while doing it. :roll:
 

Lonecowboy

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Sen. Reid has calculated that his survival depends on portraying Ms. Angle as an "extremist" who would endanger women, children and the elderly.

In fact, Ms. Angle is well within the mainstream on most issues and embraces a political philosophy popular with millions of Americans who are making themselves heard this election cycle.
Ms. Angle sees government expanding to meddle in virtually every aspect of our lives and she stands up to say enough is enough. She sees red ink from sea to shining sea and she argues for a different direction -- one that forces Washington to live within its means, while keeping taxes at relatively low rates. She sees a crushing debt being foisted on our children and grandchildren and she demands fiscal restraint.
Sharron Angle sees entitlement programs that cannot be sustained without significant reforms and she has the courage to offer solutions. She sees an arrogant federal government that routinely ignores its constitutional boundaries, and she isn't shy about trying to push it back behind the fence.

Say this about Sharron Angle: You know what you're going to get. She's a reliable vote for individual rights, smaller government and constitutional principles.
On the other hand, a vote for Harry Reid is a vote for the status quo in Washington. More of the same big spending. More of the same bloated bureaucracies. More of the same partisan bickering. More of the same inaction on Social Security and Medicare. More of the same class warfare on taxation. More of the same disdain for the job-creating private sector.

Who in their right mind would not support her?
 

Tam

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Isn't it telling when Reid's only chance of winning is painting his opponent in a bad light. What happen to the incumbent running on his or her record of doing good things for the country? :???:
 
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