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Richard Heckler 4 years ago
The Kansas delegation is not republican by any stretch of the imagination. They belong to the right wing ALEC party virtually controlled by the Koch bothers,Wal-Mart family money and few others.
Why would anyone vote republican ever again considering the party has been subverted by the extreme right wing?
Voting right wing is supporting this insane war policy.This policy deserves to be called in, put in the trash never to be seen again. The WRONG Policy.
"Rebuilding America's Defences," openly advocates for total global military domination” (Very dangerous position which threatens OUR freedoms and the nations security)
--- http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Project_for_the_New_American_Century
--- http://www.antiwar.com/orig/stockbauer1.html
rtwngr 4 years ago
Did the author include any of the other tripe that was tacked on to those bills in the form of amendments. I think not.
weeslicket 4 years ago
good letter.
Leslie Swearingen 4 years ago
I don't think anyone is being distracted by the royal family as there is time enough in the day to think about more than one thing. I am fascinated by the royal family and anxiously awaited the birth of Kate and Will's first baby. I even had sympathetic labor pains. They are people as well as royals and I imagine the Queen is feeling like any great-grandmother.
I still have time to think about Syria and that awful civil war which has being going on for so long, the elections in Egypt and Iran, and the Palestinian apartheid.
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