>>>> (and look for the idiotic Voter ID laws to be ruled out of existence soon so they will be able to do so freely!)
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>>>>Exactly why do you think it is so idioitc to require a photo ID in order to vote. You need one to buy beer, cigarettes, get on an airplane, drive a car, just to name a few. Do you think that buying beer and cigarettes is more important than voting?
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>>>>Personally, I do not want to see dead people and illegal immigrants stealing our elections.
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>>>That all makes sense on a logical level. It's also clear that voter ID is aimed at people who are likely to vote for Democrats.
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>>That's pure unadulterated liberal bs. If its aimed at the dems, its to prevent them from stacking the polls with dead people and ineligible voters..and you know that to be the truth......
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>No, I don't. And I live in (near) a city where dead people have been known to vote early and often.
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>Why do you have to paint everything in liberal vs. conservative terms? That isn't always the case. Sure, I am on the liberal side of things, especially these days in the good old USA, but I am not nearly as extreme as you seem to think. I have always saluted our soldiers, as you know. We may be in some stupid wars but I am all for the soldiers. I do not like hardened criminals skating free on technicalities. I like Rahm Emanuel's posture with the Chicago teacher's union. Rahmbo is a Democrat, served on the staff of the devil himself, but there is nothing squishy about him. (I am assured by a friend at the Tribune that the story about him sending a dead fish to a political opponent is completely true).
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>What would really be nice is more mutual respect between people who disagree with each other.
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>So have a good evening ;-)


Respect is earned. You talk a good story, but fail to back up the platitudes with action. You say you respect the service man, but I remember many posts where you bashed the military. You say many things, but your actions speak much louder.