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Author: Malone LeslieMalone Leslie Date: Sep 10, 2008 03:13
I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
(can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
particular election because of Palin?
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Author: MaryMary Date: Sep 10, 2008 04:44
Malone Leslie wrote:
> I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
> given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
> radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
> (can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
> The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
> last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
> you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
> particular election because of Palin?
No, you just need to drink more, or something.
Mary
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Author: Joseph NebusJoseph Nebus Date: Sep 10, 2008 05:08
Malone Leslie hotmail.com> writes:
>I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
>given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
>radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
>(can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
>The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
>last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
>you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
>particular election because of Palin?
Have you ruled out suffering from the Stockholm Syndrome?
--
Joseph Nebus
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Date: Sep 10, 2008 05:46
> I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I
> was given the assignment by my employer to listen to another
> (competing) radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening
> to Dr. Laura (can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
> The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what
> the last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more
> importantly, do you think the face of the Republican party is
> changing with this particular election because of Palin?
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Author: Charles BishopCharles Bishop Date: Sep 10, 2008 06:20
In article 216.168.3.70>, Sano
wrote:
>> I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I
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Author: M. Shirley ChongM. Shirley Chong Date: Sep 10, 2008 06:22
Malone Leslie wrote:
> I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
> given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
> radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
> (can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
Is your employer often given to cruelty in assignments?
> The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
> last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
> you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
> particular election because of Palin?
Depends. Do you agree with Rush "Rug" Limbaugh or Sean "Rug" Hannity
before or after you fact-check their allegations? I'm not saying
they lie, mind you...
Shirley
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Author: Les AlbertLes Albert Date: Sep 10, 2008 06:19
On Tue, 9 Sep 2008 18:13:18 -0700 (PDT), Malone Leslie
hotmail.com> wrote:
>I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
>given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
>radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
>(can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
>The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
>last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
>you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
>particular election because of Palin?
When you listen to democratic radio personalities do you find yourself
also agreeing with them?
Les
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Author: MikeMike Date: Sep 10, 2008 08:01
Malone Leslie wrote:
> I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
> given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
> radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
> (can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
> The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
> last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
> you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
> particular election because of Palin?
Palin doesn't represent the changing face of the Republican party nearly
as much as she represents the unchanging face. She's the same far right
Christian conservative who's dominated the party in recent elections.
She will probably energize the same far right Christian base of voters
who voted for George W. Bush, but won't do anything to appeal to
moderate voters.
-- Mike --
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Date: Sep 10, 2008 13:37
- ctbishop@ earthlink.net (Charles Bishop) - wrote in
news:ctbishop-0909082120540001@dialup-4.246.69.34.dial1.sanjose1.leve
l3.net:
> In article 216.168.3.70>, Sano
> wrote:
> >>- Malone Leslie hotmail.com> - wrote in
>>news:a5d76b42-6315-40de-a765-4dc40e4b0432@y21g2000hsf...
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Author: Neal EckhardtNeal Eckhardt Date: Sep 10, 2008 14:50
On Tue, 9 Sep 2008 18:13:18 -0700 (PDT), Malone Leslie
hotmail.com> wrote:
>I've always registered as a Democrat. For the last few weeks, I was
>given the assignment by my employer to listen to another (competing)
>radio station when I'm in my car. I've been listening to Dr. Laura
>(can't stand her), Rush Limbaugh and Shawn Hannity.
>The problem is that I'm finding myself agreeing with a lot of what the
>last two say. Does this make me a Republican, or, more importantly, do
>you think the face of the Republican party is changing with this
>particular election because of Palin?
I think it means that you can think for yourself.
What worries are the people that listen to Howard Stern, and tell me
that "He says what I think."
--
Neal
Isn't having a smoking section in a restaurant like having a
peeing section in a swimming pool?
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