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Republican Dirty Tricks

By Lelu - Oct 18th, 2008 at 5:38 pm EDT

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The Republican camp will try recreate the 2004 surprise where John Kerry who was expected to win ended up losing. I hope Democrats followed them well till election is over. The way i see it, Democrats will need to make sure that people get to the voting stations. Democrats need to keep a wide eye on the Republican dirty and dishonest political tricks. What Obama has shown is that if Democrats need to win back rural and small town America, they are going to have to send missions into these regions to reshape the candid mindsets of small town America and prevent Republicans from further taking advantage these people. The majority of small town America simply hasn't discovered yet that the Republican party is simply using their votes to win election and leave them in the dark afterward.

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By WaltO4 Oct 18th 2008 at 6:00 pm EDT (Updated Oct 18th 2008 at 6:00 pm EDT)

I have been able to vote since 1996. That gives me three presidential cycles. I voted republican every time. I had the mindset that I would be able to work hard create my own wealth and everything would be fine. Most of that process is correct. The only problem is that under deregulation and tax cuts mostly for the rich, doesn't give me a chance to earn wealth. Obviously, that is the american dream. Another fault in that way of thinking, is that they don't tell you that if you get a major illness or hospitalization, and you don't have insurance, it can ruin your life. They say great things like health insurance is a priviledge. That is a slap in the face, actually I will stop this post now, because I could say a whole lot more.

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