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    • We Don't Know This Sen. Joe

      Posted by Jeff from theday.com

      Rather than building the bridges The Day expected when it endorsed Sen. Lieberman, he appears busy burning bridges with the party of which he is allegedly still a member. Perhaps the senator is positioning himself for a top cabinet post in a McCain presidency. But if the Democrats prevail, and enlarge their control of the Senate, it is hard to imagine this Connecticut senator being welcomed back with open arms.

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      Think Progress » 19 percent

      Posted by theangryindian from Think Progress

      19 percent: President Bush’s latest approval rating, according to an American Research Group poll, down from 34 percent just one month ago. Seventy-seven percent of Americans disapprove of the job he is doing, and 79 percent disapprove of his handling of the economy.

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    markvs comments on:

    China's economy cools

    Who will pay for all of our debt (in the U.S.) if China doesn’t have enough money to bail out the deficit spenders in Washington DC?

     

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    11:08 am 12/04/08
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    venez1 comments on:

    You cannot be a Christian and vote for Obama

    I agree with Okami again: freedom of speech is the most important issue.

    However, as they are free to say whatever bull**** they want, still we are free not to waste our time on them! As I said, I am not that optimistic about Obama, but let’s see whether he has got any idea behind his smile, especially as welfare and international politics are concerned…

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    2:40 am 11/07/08
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    okami comments on:

    You cannot be a Christian and vote for Obama

     . . .gonna be a while. . .got a helluva lotta damage to undo. . .and if this is really gonna be a ‘free’ country, it’s gonna pop up again and again. . .it has to, otherwise, there’d be no freedoms.

    i don’t like it. . .now one whit. . .but if this is truly ‘free’ country, we must expect that we will encounter thngs like this.  otherwise it negates the very principle of freedom.

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    12:42 am 11/06/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    You cannot be a Christian and vote for Obama

    Good thing Obama won, huh? Now we can send this type of garbage to the trash heap where it belongs.

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    9:20 pm 11/05/08
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    Damianmann comments on:

    Vote for ( ) - THOMAS L. FRIEDMAN

    There are a lot of major issues that haven’t been addressed this time around.  It’s not even disapointing anymore. It’s so typical and to be expected that it doesn’t even affect me any longer

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    3:00 pm 11/03/08
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    venez1 comments on:

    You cannot be a Christian and vote for Obama

    Hi okami,

    I don’t know if USA are a racist nation, I don’t think so and I hope not. But I agree with you 100% on the other bits of your comments!

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    1:15 am 11/02/08
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    okami comments on:

    You cannot be a Christian and vote for Obama

    this type of story is why i don’t and won’t belong to any church.  Nietschze was 100% correct when he said that "Christianity died on the cross."

    people fear change and the future and uncertainity. 

    this is also a racist nation; the 12 of September 2001 proved that.  it will take about another 400 years to get rid of it. . .maybe.

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    1:12 am 11/02/08
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    Damianmann

    Member since Dec 2008

    Damian proudly worked to elect Barack Obama and turn Nevada blue.

    Las Vegas


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    Workingwriter

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    West Allis (Milwaukee)


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    rhoehn

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    Programmer and podcaster in Seattle, WA. I'm especially interested in media accountability, free speech, open source, and IP issues.

    Seattle, WA


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    Sandyenglish

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    New York