>>>>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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>>I'm sorry Tamar. Maybe we can get you some help after McCain wins in a rout!<vbg>
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>I'm not going to say that it's impossible for McCain to win, but I think a rout that way is exceptionally unlikely. Not just because I don't want it to happen, but based on which states are in play, and lots of other factors.
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>Tamar

Well, rout may be a bit strong, but I think it won't be the squeaker we had with Algore. Oh, and since you told me you were doing so much for Obama, I have quit my job and I'm going door to door for McCain, just so Obama won't win!<g>