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October 18, 2008 at 12:27 AM #289530October 18, 2008 at 12:30 AM #289190
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ParticipantWhile I’m not entirely opposed to the idea of an Obama presidency, I would certainly hope the Republicans would have at least 41 senators to provide some counterbalance.
The threat of trade protectionism is my biggest worry.
October 18, 2008 at 12:30 AM #289499ParticipantWhile I’m not entirely opposed to the idea of an Obama presidency, I would certainly hope the Republicans would have at least 41 senators to provide some counterbalance.
The threat of trade protectionism is my biggest worry.
October 18, 2008 at 12:30 AM #289508ParticipantWhile I’m not entirely opposed to the idea of an Obama presidency, I would certainly hope the Republicans would have at least 41 senators to provide some counterbalance.
The threat of trade protectionism is my biggest worry.
October 18, 2008 at 12:30 AM #289537ParticipantWhile I’m not entirely opposed to the idea of an Obama presidency, I would certainly hope the Republicans would have at least 41 senators to provide some counterbalance.
The threat of trade protectionism is my biggest worry.
October 18, 2008 at 12:30 AM #289540ParticipantWhile I’m not entirely opposed to the idea of an Obama presidency, I would certainly hope the Republicans would have at least 41 senators to provide some counterbalance.
The threat of trade protectionism is my biggest worry.
October 18, 2008 at 12:53 AM #289196CA renter
ParticipantWell said, underdose!
Quite frankly, I’ve never seen a time when more rights were taken away than under Bush and the Republican Congress. The Republicans have been downright frightening. Patriot Act, anyone???
This list above sounds very refreshing, and I look forward to seeing if we might see better results than what we’ve had the past eight years. Time to see the resurrection of the middle class in America (at least we can give it one last try)!
Bring it on!!!! 🙂
October 18, 2008 at 12:53 AM #289504ParticipantWell said, underdose!
Quite frankly, I’ve never seen a time when more rights were taken away than under Bush and the Republican Congress. The Republicans have been downright frightening. Patriot Act, anyone???
This list above sounds very refreshing, and I look forward to seeing if we might see better results than what we’ve had the past eight years. Time to see the resurrection of the middle class in America (at least we can give it one last try)!
Bring it on!!!! 🙂
October 18, 2008 at 12:53 AM #289513ParticipantWell said, underdose!
Quite frankly, I’ve never seen a time when more rights were taken away than under Bush and the Republican Congress. The Republicans have been downright frightening. Patriot Act, anyone???
This list above sounds very refreshing, and I look forward to seeing if we might see better results than what we’ve had the past eight years. Time to see the resurrection of the middle class in America (at least we can give it one last try)!
Bring it on!!!! 🙂
October 18, 2008 at 12:53 AM #289542ParticipantWell said, underdose!
Quite frankly, I’ve never seen a time when more rights were taken away than under Bush and the Republican Congress. The Republicans have been downright frightening. Patriot Act, anyone???
This list above sounds very refreshing, and I look forward to seeing if we might see better results than what we’ve had the past eight years. Time to see the resurrection of the middle class in America (at least we can give it one last try)!
Bring it on!!!! 🙂
October 18, 2008 at 12:53 AM #289546ParticipantWell said, underdose!
Quite frankly, I’ve never seen a time when more rights were taken away than under Bush and the Republican Congress. The Republicans have been downright frightening. Patriot Act, anyone???
This list above sounds very refreshing, and I look forward to seeing if we might see better results than what we’ve had the past eight years. Time to see the resurrection of the middle class in America (at least we can give it one last try)!
Bring it on!!!! 🙂
October 18, 2008 at 12:45 PM #289341rnen
ParticipantI agree that the republicans have made it possible for the far left to potentialy take total control over the government. They have drifted so far from traditional republican views that they are more democrat than republican. Out of control spending, weak on illegal immigration and border control and expansion of government.
Unfortunately it is going to take 4 yrs of Obama to send a clear wake up call to not only the republican party but for the general population as well.I just hope Obama and the far left have not done too much damage that can not be repaired.
The 75% of the current republican senators and congress need to be replaced with more “traditional” republicans. They have strayed way too far from the fiscal conservatism of the past. They have really fu$#ed things up.
One party having complete control is a very scary concept, and with the Dems leaning so far left it makes it a potential nightmare.
October 18, 2008 at 12:45 PM #289649ParticipantI agree that the republicans have made it possible for the far left to potentialy take total control over the government. They have drifted so far from traditional republican views that they are more democrat than republican. Out of control spending, weak on illegal immigration and border control and expansion of government.
Unfortunately it is going to take 4 yrs of Obama to send a clear wake up call to not only the republican party but for the general population as well.I just hope Obama and the far left have not done too much damage that can not be repaired.
The 75% of the current republican senators and congress need to be replaced with more “traditional” republicans. They have strayed way too far from the fiscal conservatism of the past. They have really fu$#ed things up.
One party having complete control is a very scary concept, and with the Dems leaning so far left it makes it a potential nightmare.
October 18, 2008 at 12:45 PM #289658ParticipantI agree that the republicans have made it possible for the far left to potentialy take total control over the government. They have drifted so far from traditional republican views that they are more democrat than republican. Out of control spending, weak on illegal immigration and border control and expansion of government.
Unfortunately it is going to take 4 yrs of Obama to send a clear wake up call to not only the republican party but for the general population as well.I just hope Obama and the far left have not done too much damage that can not be repaired.
The 75% of the current republican senators and congress need to be replaced with more “traditional” republicans. They have strayed way too far from the fiscal conservatism of the past. They have really fu$#ed things up.
One party having complete control is a very scary concept, and with the Dems leaning so far left it makes it a potential nightmare.
October 18, 2008 at 12:45 PM #289688ParticipantI agree that the republicans have made it possible for the far left to potentialy take total control over the government. They have drifted so far from traditional republican views that they are more democrat than republican. Out of control spending, weak on illegal immigration and border control and expansion of government.
Unfortunately it is going to take 4 yrs of Obama to send a clear wake up call to not only the republican party but for the general population as well.I just hope Obama and the far left have not done too much damage that can not be repaired.
The 75% of the current republican senators and congress need to be replaced with more “traditional” republicans. They have strayed way too far from the fiscal conservatism of the past. They have really fu$#ed things up.
One party having complete control is a very scary concept, and with the Dems leaning so far left it makes it a potential nightmare.
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