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In article <df0aovcuh3cv6f3a4j65ho0vf4f8j7q8ic@news.supernews.com>,
<"trebor@sirius.com.no.more"> wrote:

> Gerry <222ggg@adelphia.net.invalid> wrote:
> 
> >In article <k0Sgb.10092$La.8766@fed1read02>, Ed Price <edprice@cox.net>
> >wrote:
> >
> >> Vote Democrat; just like your union boss tells you. 
> >
> >Or you can vote Republikan as the radio networks and corporate owners
> >tell you.  I do indeed prefer to vote for those who are working for the
> >citizenry rather than for corporate power.
> 
> If you think union bosses work for the citizenry, then you are one naive
> sucker.

Unions have members.  These members are workers.  Corporations have a
board.  They work explicitly for their own riches.  I'd rather have
politicians that are beholden to the special intersts groups that are
composed of citizens, rather than those that own corporations whose
job, already, is to strip us of a few extra bucks.

Call that non-Limbaughian logic if you like.

> >> Vote Democrat, they always pay the most for your vote! Vote Democrat,
> >> even if you recently died.
> >
> >That's right, I forgot the Republikans had a lock on "ethics" and
> >"honesty".
> 
> Well, you must have, since you're claiming the Democrats do.

You're a liar. I never did claim this and never will. I prefer to look
at the candidate, if he isn't a shill for the party. But in recent
years all Republikans seem to vote as a block, and Tom DeLay will kick
their asses out of congress if they don't. So why bother voting for an
individual.

I liked McCain.  The Party didn't and has punished him since. What's
his crime. He doesn't always do what he's told and recite the current
newsletter.

I'm wondering if the millions that have slipped under the poverty line
in the past couple of years or the millions that have lost their job,
will vote Republikan in order to fix the problem.

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///--- Vote for the richest Republican.  He understand the common man.