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I agree with Matthew Dowd!
mattradd 40 Reviews 608 reads
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Many people view change and conflict negatively, and feel they portend purely negative consequences. I see them as signs that there is unhappiness with the status quo, and as a nation, it seem to me, we've usually adapted to make things work to be greatest amount of our citizenry. However, it's a messy process, and if we look to one man, or one woman, as president, to fix it all, we ARE in big trouble.

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...that's trying to bring Democrats and Republicans together to "get things done."  He's a dupe of the lefties and is capitulating to the lefty effort to take our guns and letting every Tomas, Dontrell and Hamid vote.

Just say NO to anything that Obama proposes.  That's what we decided to do when we met in The Caucus Room on the night of Obama's first inauguration.  That's what we'll do if Clinton gets elected.  But we'll step it up a notch - we'll also hold our breath until we turn blue.  That'll show those Dems we mean business!

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Posted By: mattradd
Many people view change and conflict negatively, and feel they portend purely negative consequences. I see them as signs that there is unhappiness with the status quo, and as a nation, it seem to me, we've usually adapted to make things work to be greatest amount of our citizenry. However, it's a messy process, and if we look to one man, or one woman, as president, to fix it all, we ARE in big trouble.

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