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jficquette
ParticipantHave yall heard about this site:
You can tell it the artist(s) you like and it will give you music to match the artist.
John
jficquette
ParticipantHave yall heard about this site:
You can tell it the artist(s) you like and it will give you music to match the artist.
John
jficquette
ParticipantHave yall heard about this site:
You can tell it the artist(s) you like and it will give you music to match the artist.
John
jficquette
ParticipantHave yall heard about this site:
You can tell it the artist(s) you like and it will give you music to match the artist.
John
jficquette
ParticipantThis is an audio of a radio show Obama did in 2001. Topic was wealth redistribution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL…ution_of_Wealth
John
jficquette
ParticipantThis is an audio of a radio show Obama did in 2001. Topic was wealth redistribution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL…ution_of_Wealth
John
jficquette
ParticipantThis is an audio of a radio show Obama did in 2001. Topic was wealth redistribution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL…ution_of_Wealth
John
jficquette
ParticipantThis is an audio of a radio show Obama did in 2001. Topic was wealth redistribution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL…ution_of_Wealth
John
jficquette
ParticipantThis is an audio of a radio show Obama did in 2001. Topic was wealth redistribution.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iivL…ution_of_Wealth
John
jficquette
Participant[quote=sdgrrl][quote=jficquette]Shannon,
You might want to read this. I think that in many ways you have the Republican Party confused with the Democrats.
John[/quote]
John, I have a great deal of respect many Republicans, Goldwater being one of them, as well as Colin Powell, Bob Dole…etc.
I don’t know exactly what you are trying to prove in the article, except that what turned Democratic Southern states red was the Democrats eventual support of civil rights. The mistrust that Southerners harbored against the civil rights movement and activist Democrats is still felt to this day and especially every four years.
Its the “Conservatives” of today that have given me a bad taste; Tom Delay, Rick Santorum, Pat Robertson…etc.
Good article, but what was the point or the argument you were proving?
[/quote]I wanted you to learn a little about the Repubican Party since you suggested I was a member. The Repubican Party started in a noble fashion and continued as a noble party until it got taken over by the religous nuts about 10 years ago.
Goldwater warned against the religous right and said that if they ever take over the Republican Party then you can kiss politics goodbye.
Shannon, the whole problem is the Government itself. We really really need to get rid of as much of it as we can or else its going to be our downfall.
John
jficquette
Participant[quote=sdgrrl][quote=jficquette]Shannon,
You might want to read this. I think that in many ways you have the Republican Party confused with the Democrats.
John[/quote]
John, I have a great deal of respect many Republicans, Goldwater being one of them, as well as Colin Powell, Bob Dole…etc.
I don’t know exactly what you are trying to prove in the article, except that what turned Democratic Southern states red was the Democrats eventual support of civil rights. The mistrust that Southerners harbored against the civil rights movement and activist Democrats is still felt to this day and especially every four years.
Its the “Conservatives” of today that have given me a bad taste; Tom Delay, Rick Santorum, Pat Robertson…etc.
Good article, but what was the point or the argument you were proving?
[/quote]I wanted you to learn a little about the Repubican Party since you suggested I was a member. The Repubican Party started in a noble fashion and continued as a noble party until it got taken over by the religous nuts about 10 years ago.
Goldwater warned against the religous right and said that if they ever take over the Republican Party then you can kiss politics goodbye.
Shannon, the whole problem is the Government itself. We really really need to get rid of as much of it as we can or else its going to be our downfall.
John
jficquette
Participant[quote=sdgrrl][quote=jficquette]Shannon,
You might want to read this. I think that in many ways you have the Republican Party confused with the Democrats.
John[/quote]
John, I have a great deal of respect many Republicans, Goldwater being one of them, as well as Colin Powell, Bob Dole…etc.
I don’t know exactly what you are trying to prove in the article, except that what turned Democratic Southern states red was the Democrats eventual support of civil rights. The mistrust that Southerners harbored against the civil rights movement and activist Democrats is still felt to this day and especially every four years.
Its the “Conservatives” of today that have given me a bad taste; Tom Delay, Rick Santorum, Pat Robertson…etc.
Good article, but what was the point or the argument you were proving?
[/quote]I wanted you to learn a little about the Repubican Party since you suggested I was a member. The Repubican Party started in a noble fashion and continued as a noble party until it got taken over by the religous nuts about 10 years ago.
Goldwater warned against the religous right and said that if they ever take over the Republican Party then you can kiss politics goodbye.
Shannon, the whole problem is the Government itself. We really really need to get rid of as much of it as we can or else its going to be our downfall.
John
jficquette
Participant[quote=sdgrrl][quote=jficquette]Shannon,
You might want to read this. I think that in many ways you have the Republican Party confused with the Democrats.
John[/quote]
John, I have a great deal of respect many Republicans, Goldwater being one of them, as well as Colin Powell, Bob Dole…etc.
I don’t know exactly what you are trying to prove in the article, except that what turned Democratic Southern states red was the Democrats eventual support of civil rights. The mistrust that Southerners harbored against the civil rights movement and activist Democrats is still felt to this day and especially every four years.
Its the “Conservatives” of today that have given me a bad taste; Tom Delay, Rick Santorum, Pat Robertson…etc.
Good article, but what was the point or the argument you were proving?
[/quote]I wanted you to learn a little about the Repubican Party since you suggested I was a member. The Repubican Party started in a noble fashion and continued as a noble party until it got taken over by the religous nuts about 10 years ago.
Goldwater warned against the religous right and said that if they ever take over the Republican Party then you can kiss politics goodbye.
Shannon, the whole problem is the Government itself. We really really need to get rid of as much of it as we can or else its going to be our downfall.
John
jficquette
Participant[quote=sdgrrl][quote=jficquette]Shannon,
You might want to read this. I think that in many ways you have the Republican Party confused with the Democrats.
John[/quote]
John, I have a great deal of respect many Republicans, Goldwater being one of them, as well as Colin Powell, Bob Dole…etc.
I don’t know exactly what you are trying to prove in the article, except that what turned Democratic Southern states red was the Democrats eventual support of civil rights. The mistrust that Southerners harbored against the civil rights movement and activist Democrats is still felt to this day and especially every four years.
Its the “Conservatives” of today that have given me a bad taste; Tom Delay, Rick Santorum, Pat Robertson…etc.
Good article, but what was the point or the argument you were proving?
[/quote]I wanted you to learn a little about the Repubican Party since you suggested I was a member. The Repubican Party started in a noble fashion and continued as a noble party until it got taken over by the religous nuts about 10 years ago.
Goldwater warned against the religous right and said that if they ever take over the Republican Party then you can kiss politics goodbye.
Shannon, the whole problem is the Government itself. We really really need to get rid of as much of it as we can or else its going to be our downfall.
John
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