sounds like an interesting article would you have a link or was it in print?
~M

>Technically, the dems have had no say about anything over the last couple years. Rolling Stone had an article a couple weeks ago about how dysfunctional congress had become.
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>Repubs were passing bills in the middle of the night, not telling dems where the vote would occur. Dems were actually spending a lot of their time searching for where their committees were meeting. There were several quotes in the article where the Dem actually found the meeting, but was told by the comittee chairman, "why bother, your vote won't matter?"
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>>The dems only have to keep their mouths shut, like they did this time, and let the GOP
>>ruin themselves, like they did this time.
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>>Thing is, the republicans have no one to blame. They have been in control of the
>>White House, Senate, House and Judiciary for the last 6 years. The Dems have had
>>little or no say in anything.
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>>>that happened in 2000 with the end of the Clinton era....
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>>>The truth is, the dems don't have a chance in 2008 if they run one of their ultra-liberal slime bags like Kerry. Run a centrist, conservative democrat and he'll be a shoe-in.
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>>>>From a foreign politician (couldn't have been said better):
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>>>>'The end of a six-year nightmare for the world,'
>>>>
>>>>I've been waiting for today to decide on what calendar to buy for 07. They have great one at a store around the corner "Countdown to bush's exit".
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>>>>I wanted to make sure of today's outcome before buying it. But I can't wait to plunk down some money to get it now!!!
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>>>>>The people have spoken.
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>>>>>Now on to the white house...