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April 18, 2008 at 8:37 AM #189596April 18, 2008 at 8:38 AM #189533ArrayaParticipant
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April 18, 2008 at 8:57 AM #189558meadandaleParticipant“Methinks somebody else parrots a certain political wings media when using terms like “liberal elitist””
That’s funny because I rarely engage in the media that you speak of. I can’t stand Hannity anymore since he is an unabashed apologist for GWB and mega dittos for Rush and his cheerleading for this administration.
But I love it how you use the same sad and tired retort that is used commonly as a defense for criticism of Clinton’s policies, “Well, Bush….”
April 18, 2008 at 8:57 AM #189582meadandaleParticipant“Methinks somebody else parrots a certain political wings media when using terms like “liberal elitist””
That’s funny because I rarely engage in the media that you speak of. I can’t stand Hannity anymore since he is an unabashed apologist for GWB and mega dittos for Rush and his cheerleading for this administration.
But I love it how you use the same sad and tired retort that is used commonly as a defense for criticism of Clinton’s policies, “Well, Bush….”
April 18, 2008 at 8:57 AM #189609meadandaleParticipant“Methinks somebody else parrots a certain political wings media when using terms like “liberal elitist””
That’s funny because I rarely engage in the media that you speak of. I can’t stand Hannity anymore since he is an unabashed apologist for GWB and mega dittos for Rush and his cheerleading for this administration.
But I love it how you use the same sad and tired retort that is used commonly as a defense for criticism of Clinton’s policies, “Well, Bush….”
April 18, 2008 at 8:57 AM #189621meadandaleParticipant“Methinks somebody else parrots a certain political wings media when using terms like “liberal elitist””
That’s funny because I rarely engage in the media that you speak of. I can’t stand Hannity anymore since he is an unabashed apologist for GWB and mega dittos for Rush and his cheerleading for this administration.
But I love it how you use the same sad and tired retort that is used commonly as a defense for criticism of Clinton’s policies, “Well, Bush….”
April 18, 2008 at 8:57 AM #189624meadandaleParticipant“Methinks somebody else parrots a certain political wings media when using terms like “liberal elitist””
That’s funny because I rarely engage in the media that you speak of. I can’t stand Hannity anymore since he is an unabashed apologist for GWB and mega dittos for Rush and his cheerleading for this administration.
But I love it how you use the same sad and tired retort that is used commonly as a defense for criticism of Clinton’s policies, “Well, Bush….”
April 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #189578jennyoParticipantI just avoid talking politics with friends that I know have different views. It’s like religion. I respect their right to their beliefs, and while I sometimes question whether they equally respect mine, its not worth the stress of argument.
Even at work, in a fairly politically-charged environment, everyone knows that spouting one’s personal views or challenging someone else’s will create problems down the road. Taking partisan sides is career suicide for a bureaucrat like me.
April 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #189602jennyoParticipantI just avoid talking politics with friends that I know have different views. It’s like religion. I respect their right to their beliefs, and while I sometimes question whether they equally respect mine, its not worth the stress of argument.
Even at work, in a fairly politically-charged environment, everyone knows that spouting one’s personal views or challenging someone else’s will create problems down the road. Taking partisan sides is career suicide for a bureaucrat like me.
April 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #189632jennyoParticipantI just avoid talking politics with friends that I know have different views. It’s like religion. I respect their right to their beliefs, and while I sometimes question whether they equally respect mine, its not worth the stress of argument.
Even at work, in a fairly politically-charged environment, everyone knows that spouting one’s personal views or challenging someone else’s will create problems down the road. Taking partisan sides is career suicide for a bureaucrat like me.
April 18, 2008 at 9:45 AM #189640jennyoParticipantI just avoid talking politics with friends that I know have different views. It’s like religion. I respect their right to their beliefs, and while I sometimes question whether they equally respect mine, its not worth the stress of argument.
Even at work, in a fairly politically-charged environment, everyone knows that spouting one’s personal views or challenging someone else’s will create problems down the road. Taking partisan sides is career suicide for a bureaucrat like me.
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