>>>>I think so. We will have to agree to disagree on those others. So, now you can jump on the McCain bandwagon, because he will deal with the issue on a state-by-state basis, and your state will most likely continue down the same road.<g>
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>>>Hardly. First of all, there are women in every state whose right to make their own reproductive choices need to be protected. Second, this is only one of many areas where I disagree with McCain.
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>>>I'm firmly in the Obama camp. I've been doing volunteer work for the campaign (as well as bringing homemade cookies to the local office once a week <g>) and we have an Obama staffer living in our guest room.
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>>>Tamar
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>>Give Hillary my regards :o)
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>It's going to be very interesting to observe the Clintons at the convention next week now that it's clear Hillary will not be anywhere on the ticket. How much sabotaging will they dare do? Hillary will probably keep herself in check, living to fight another day. It's Bill who is the loose cannon. By many accounts he is still steamed about the primary race, and he is not exactly known for stifling his urges. I won't be a bit surprised if he uses his speech to stick at least one right between Obama's shoulder blades.


Not if she really wants a position in his administration. I'm thinking Secretary of Health and Human Services...