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You can argue whether any one issue is important enough to justify her firing, but for me its not one issue. There are many issues involved but it was all distilled with crystal clarity, at least for me, when she voted yes.

I’m now going to have to pay to directly bailout the assholes who’ve made housing unaffordable and the even bigger assholes who made the whole thing possible and some posters here have the chutzpah to say that alone shouldn’t be enough to vote her out. “What the fuck,” is all I can say.

PS I’m a life long Democrat so this isn’t a matter of me just voting against the other party.
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I am with you Josh. Lifelong Democrat here too. Voted since age 18, and I have never missed an election, even the smaller ones.

Many times I have considered voting a third party, and have not ever done it. But, I am through. This time I am going to vote Nader, and as far as the 53rd District is concerned, I will vote for the Libertarian on the ballot. It seems especially clear now that we must have a 3rd party.

I was at Henry’s today, and when leaving, someone working for the Democrat party wanted to chat with me. I told her I was tired of the Democrats and mentioned Susan Davis’ and her vote for the bailout. The lady just gave me a disgruntled look.

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This is likely a very effective way to get paid. I loaned a friend a large sum of money and she was supposed to pay me back 31 May. She did not do so, ignored my phone calls, voice mails, and emails. This went on for several months.

When I received an automated “out of the office” response to an email, I decided to call her mother. (She is 35 years old, but that was the only way I could think of contacting her, and her parents know me) That worked, partially, anyway. Three days later and she posted some of the money to paypal. All her correspondence since then, she states “do not call my parents. They do not want anything to do with this.”

She still owes me money, but she is no longer blowing me off completely. I still get a bunch of “check is in the mail” stories, so I may have to call her mother again.

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This is likely a very effective way to get paid. I loaned a friend a large sum of money and she was supposed to pay me back 31 May. She did not do so, ignored my phone calls, voice mails, and emails. This went on for several months.

When I received an automated “out of the office” response to an email, I decided to call her mother. (She is 35 years old, but that was the only way I could think of contacting her, and her parents know me) That worked, partially, anyway. Three days later and she posted some of the money to paypal. All her correspondence since then, she states “do not call my parents. They do not want anything to do with this.”

She still owes me money, but she is no longer blowing me off completely. I still get a bunch of “check is in the mail” stories, so I may have to call her mother again.

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This is likely a very effective way to get paid. I loaned a friend a large sum of money and she was supposed to pay me back 31 May. She did not do so, ignored my phone calls, voice mails, and emails. This went on for several months.

When I received an automated “out of the office” response to an email, I decided to call her mother. (She is 35 years old, but that was the only way I could think of contacting her, and her parents know me) That worked, partially, anyway. Three days later and she posted some of the money to paypal. All her correspondence since then, she states “do not call my parents. They do not want anything to do with this.”

She still owes me money, but she is no longer blowing me off completely. I still get a bunch of “check is in the mail” stories, so I may have to call her mother again.

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This is likely a very effective way to get paid. I loaned a friend a large sum of money and she was supposed to pay me back 31 May. She did not do so, ignored my phone calls, voice mails, and emails. This went on for several months.

When I received an automated “out of the office” response to an email, I decided to call her mother. (She is 35 years old, but that was the only way I could think of contacting her, and her parents know me) That worked, partially, anyway. Three days later and she posted some of the money to paypal. All her correspondence since then, she states “do not call my parents. They do not want anything to do with this.”

She still owes me money, but she is no longer blowing me off completely. I still get a bunch of “check is in the mail” stories, so I may have to call her mother again.

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This is likely a very effective way to get paid. I loaned a friend a large sum of money and she was supposed to pay me back 31 May. She did not do so, ignored my phone calls, voice mails, and emails. This went on for several months.

When I received an automated “out of the office” response to an email, I decided to call her mother. (She is 35 years old, but that was the only way I could think of contacting her, and her parents know me) That worked, partially, anyway. Three days later and she posted some of the money to paypal. All her correspondence since then, she states “do not call my parents. They do not want anything to do with this.”

She still owes me money, but she is no longer blowing me off completely. I still get a bunch of “check is in the mail” stories, so I may have to call her mother again.

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I agree. She even had a poll on her website about the bailout bill. Its results showed that her constituents wanted a vote against it. I have emailed her and called her office several times about this matter. I will not be voting for her this time.

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I agree. She even had a poll on her website about the bailout bill. Its results showed that her constituents wanted a vote against it. I have emailed her and called her office several times about this matter. I will not be voting for her this time.

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I agree. She even had a poll on her website about the bailout bill. Its results showed that her constituents wanted a vote against it. I have emailed her and called her office several times about this matter. I will not be voting for her this time.

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I agree. She even had a poll on her website about the bailout bill. Its results showed that her constituents wanted a vote against it. I have emailed her and called her office several times about this matter. I will not be voting for her this time.

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I agree. She even had a poll on her website about the bailout bill. Its results showed that her constituents wanted a vote against it. I have emailed her and called her office several times about this matter. I will not be voting for her this time.

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