>>>My point. Things change. Get yourself registered where you live before next year's primary.
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>>Change. There is a sign of good Democrat. :-)
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>Yeah, I am for change. Not blind just to change it, but change for the better.
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>I'm old enough to have been required to wear a skirt to school, no matter how cold it was out. Stupid rule, fortunately gone. Change for the better.
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>My father talks about working at M. D. Anderson hospital in the late 1950's, with "white" and "colored" restrooms and drinking fountains. He helped to change that (by, among other things, stealing or switching the signs <g>). Change for the better.
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>I think our society can be much better than it is and we have to be willing to make change to get there.
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>Tamar

I can't figure you. Do you consider tour self a liberal or a conservative?
At times, you sound the liberal, and at other time the conservative. I, for one, am neither. I believe in progress, but not in just change.

I believe we should (as Americans) participate in the world’s affairs, but not to the point that we are dictating policy. I feel we are letting the American people down when it comes to employment and health care, but I also feel that it should not me my responsibility to care for all of them. Immigrants should be welcome to our country, but not to sponge off the government and us. And also, the war on terrorism is a joke. How can we, as a country, fight a war with a group of people we can not even identify? We involved ourselves in a conflict that will never end. The terrorist got exactly what they wanted, a never-ending-war.

(Ok, greg, time to step down from the soapbox.)

(But, Mommmmm, I am not done yet!)