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06-13-2009, 09:41 AM
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But Dellinger, your post here and every other post you make does nothing but cast a big shining light on my original point. Your only answer these days is to talk about reverends and witch doctors, etc. That is the problem with the republican party.
If Pepsi wants to sell drinks, it has to show why it is the best drink and make people feel like drinking it is better than drinking any other drink on the planet and we will like what are drinking. Right now, The republican message is simply that coke tastes bad and we shoud drink pepsi or we are doomed. What is the republican message? Who is delivering it? You can't answer that question and none of your brethren can either. And until you can, the party will remain dysfunctional. 
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06-13-2009, 09:51 AM
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c'mon who was the speaker for the Dems prior to Obama? The Clintons? The guy ran against a lame duck candidate with his biggest premise Oh I mean promise being HOPE whatever that is. When we dance again I think 'it's the economy stupid' saying may come out again only it will be coming from us. But until then I'll live as a socialist.
Just wish we could make our checks to the IRS in the amount of HOPE.
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06-13-2009, 12:40 PM
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