this is quite illogical what democrat has spent more than the present
republican president?
Check this out at a price of $10 to $15 billion dollars a month there you have
it---your more than $700 billion dollars short fall. Cum on yall I'm sure yall
can count and think better than the crew you
Given that I was talking about how much a hypothetical Democrat would
spend vs. what a hypothetical Libertarian would spend, I don't see how
dragging a Republican into the mix refutes my statement. Your statement
is irrelevant in the context of what was said.
I'm not going to argue against
On Oct 26, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Julia Thompson wrote:
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, John Williams wrote:
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a
lot of
the state local races, that left me with a choice between a
Democrat and
a
On Mon, 27 Oct 2008, Bruce Bostwick wrote:
On Oct 26, 2008, at 5:29 PM, Julia Thompson wrote:
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, John Williams wrote:
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a
lot of
the state local races, that left me with a
Jon Louis Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i prefer taxing the rich.
I prefer taxing Jon Louis Mann for all his money to reduce my taxes!
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On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, John Williams wrote:
For what it is worth, I have two simple rules for deciding which
candidates get my vote:
1) Never vote for the incumbent
2) Of the remaining candidates, predict which two are most likely to
win. Vote for the one who is likely to spend less.
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vote Libertarian much?
No, they are rarely in the top two. Probably because libertarians do much
less pandering to special interests.
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On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, John Williams wrote:
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Vote Libertarian much?
No, they are rarely in the top two. Probably because libertarians do much
less pandering to special interests.
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a lot of
the
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a lot of
the state local races, that left me with a choice between a Democrat and
a Libertarian in all of the cases where I was left with a choice of 2
non-incumbents. The Democrats would be
On Sun, 26 Oct 2008, John Williams wrote:
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a lot of
the state local races, that left me with a choice between a Democrat and
a Libertarian in all of the cases where I was left with a choice of 2
Jon Louis Mann [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Seems to me that the GOP has been doing the most spending..,
Clinton went out with a surplus.
1) I am a fan of gridlock. I think if Obama wins, with a Democrat
dominated Congress, there will be a lot of new spending. I'm convinced
Clinton would have spent
On 10/26/2008 5:16:57 PM, John Williams ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Julia Thompson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Well, on my ballot, if I were to not vote for the incumbent in a lot of
the state local races, that left me with a choice between a Democrat
and
a Libertarian in all of the cases where I
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