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TheBreeze, I think a strong majority of voters is never, ever, too big a group to bail out. Only if a majority of Congressmen, all born with powerful political instincts finely honed over years of elections, all lose their political antennae at once, will that happen. Let’s see, nuclear war, asteroid impact… like I say, just not very likely.
Patient renter in OC
TheBreeze, I think a strong majority of voters is never, ever, too big a group to bail out. Only if a majority of Congressmen, all born with powerful political instincts finely honed over years of elections, all lose their political antennae at once, will that happen. Let’s see, nuclear war, asteroid impact… like I say, just not very likely.
Patient renter in OC
TheBreeze, I think a strong majority of voters is never, ever, too big a group to bail out. Only if a majority of Congressmen, all born with powerful political instincts finely honed over years of elections, all lose their political antennae at once, will that happen. Let’s see, nuclear war, asteroid impact… like I say, just not very likely.
Patient renter in OC
TheBreeze, I think a strong majority of voters is never, ever, too big a group to bail out. Only if a majority of Congressmen, all born with powerful political instincts finely honed over years of elections, all lose their political antennae at once, will that happen. Let’s see, nuclear war, asteroid impact… like I say, just not very likely.
Patient renter in OC
TheBreeze, I think a strong majority of voters is never, ever, too big a group to bail out. Only if a majority of Congressmen, all born with powerful political instincts finely honed over years of elections, all lose their political antennae at once, will that happen. Let’s see, nuclear war, asteroid impact… like I say, just not very likely.
Patient renter in OC