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DouggieJ
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This is a big defeat for the unions and the nutroots.
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Walter Sobchak
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:arkansas:
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Full Blown Aids
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Dammit.
EDIT: "nutroots?" Fuck you. Your party is responsible for the teabaggers, Sarah Palin, and Michele Bachmann.
EDIT: "nutroots?" Fuck you. Your party is responsible for the teabaggers, Sarah Palin, and Michele Bachmann.
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mover
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Always good to see out of state unions throw away vast sums of money.
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Yail Bloor
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rigged
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UCFGavin
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thekinggovernor
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liberals are out the mainstream, why can't they figure it out?
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seventh circle
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People voting against their own interests
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mover
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Nicely misunderstood by you.
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thekinggovernor
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I didn't realize this was a Greece thread
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thekinggovernor
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awww Rahm awww
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Ozmar
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What about the confederates?
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Dylith
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When I first read this thread title from the forum menu, I thought for a second that it said black lincoln.
I figured it must be a rothbard thread.
I figured it must be a rothbard thread.
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Ozmar
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roth-tard
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Full Blown Aids
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AFL to White House: 'Labor isn't an arm of the Democratic Party'
The major labor federation AFL-CIO took sharp objection tonight to a White House official's assessment that they'd "flushed $10 million of their members' money down the toilet" in the "pointless exercise" of supporting the failed bid of Bill Halter to unseat Sen. Blanche Lincoln.
"If that's their take on this, then they severely misread how the electorate feels and how we're running our political program. When we say we're only going to support elected officials who support our issues," said AFL-CIO spokesman Eddie Vale. "When they say we should have targeted our money among some key house races among Blue Dog Democrats
The major labor federation AFL-CIO took sharp objection tonight to a White House official's assessment that they'd "flushed $10 million of their members' money down the toilet" in the "pointless exercise" of supporting the failed bid of Bill Halter to unseat Sen. Blanche Lincoln.
"If that's their take on this, then they severely misread how the electorate feels and how we're running our political program. When we say we're only going to support elected officials who support our issues," said AFL-CIO spokesman Eddie Vale. "When they say we should have targeted our money among some key house races among Blue Dog Democrats
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mover
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Thankfully the SCOTUS eliminated the restrictions on some corporate donations. The unions need to be kept in check.
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philvia
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conservatives couldn't find mainstream in the dictionary
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Born2Run
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It exists to support working families.---
maybe 100 years ago, but not now
maybe 100 years ago, but not now
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Memphis
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Isnt she expected to get rocked by the GOP candidate this fall though?
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mover
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Republicans think so. Democrats probably do not.