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July 7th 2009
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n celebration … no, that’s not the right word … in recognition of the seating of Al Franken as the Dems’ 60th Senator, the National Republican Senatorial Committee has just released this spot:
Yeah, I know the GOP is hardly perfect and has a ton of lessons to learn, but I have to say, this message motivates me to open my wallet.
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July 7th, 2009 at 5:52 pm
Here’s a strange: The Democrats talk about having 60 votes as if it were a magic number, which it is IF “bipartisanship” means absolutely nothing. That is, if you expect every Democrat to vote exactly along party lines, you need 60 votes. If you plan to operate in a bipartisan fashion and get some Republicans to agree, you can still get 60 votes. It’s obvious that they are partisans and liars. The real opportunity here would be for Republicans to corral 40 sure votes and pick off a couple of Democrats to vote with them. And then somebody needs to go up to Maine and find out what’s wrong with those folks up there.
July 7th, 2009 at 6:06 pm
I will vote Republican if the Republicans put up some republican candidates.
Otherwise, I’ll stay home.
As expensive as gasoline will be (if I can get any), I am NOT going to drive 24 miles to vote for another Notas Badas.
July 8th, 2009 at 5:34 am
larry, i agree with you except that as timid as the current Republicans are, we have to vote AGAINST the dems.so drive the 24 miles for a long day of campaigning either against a dem or FOR a Republican (run yourself!!)
July 8th, 2009 at 7:34 pm
I love the music. Who wrote it? It sounds a lot like Arvo Pärt.