massachusetts, just a bunch of rednecks
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jrh72582
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You - JEFF - have been bamboozled into thinking that any fucking politician exists for your benefit. Grow up! Your naivete reeks of immature thought.
jeff f
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i humbly stand corrected. and if you move east and need a room...look me up brother
Mcgician
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Lolol!!!...
jeff f
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no, sorry dumbass. not gonna listen to your logic and quit. not in my nature. i will participate and will vote everytime i can. and i will vote for the best candidate in the race, the one that favors freedom. thats my guy/gal.
you keep sitting around bitching about losing freedom by "the man". and i will continue to take part and get rid of "the man". good luck to you bro..
and God bless all the freedom loving citizens of massachusetts!! God bless you. this will go down in history, not tomorrow but 100 years from now, as the second tea party. and to happen in the same state surrounding same curcumstances, outa control govt spending/taxing, devine province demonstrable.....pretty cool shit.
medicineman
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The thing is, one senator change does not a revolution make. If the "teabaggers" really think they have jacked a mandate with this election, I feel they will be sorely dissappointed. Me personally, I really don't see any positive results from this medical bill for me and mine. May even be a negative. So I personally don't care if Brown jacks the bill. The sad part is, 30 million uninsured will remain uninsured and the insurance moguls have won. Actually, they would have won either way. It was a giant giveaway to them, no bill, same old ripoffs, get bill, 30+ million new customers with no price controls. My question is: where were the representatives for the people? Oh that's right, they were bought and paid for, from the top down.
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There is a danger that republicans will over-read this election. After all, that's what democrats have done the last two elections. Republicans should celebrate today and get to work tomorrow. If they do that they will roll in November.
medicineman
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Yeah, I can just see John Kerry rollin in his pick-up truck, playin Backwoods hilbilly rock on his 8 track, smokin a fatty and guzzlin cheap beer. Yeah, Boston rednecks rule.
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To paraphrase Michelle Obama: This is the first time in my life I've been proud of Massachusetts.
DubsFan
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That's classic.
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The emerging spin that you can expect to hear more of is that this was just generalized anger - the voters are angry at both parties. This follows the dem pattern of, instead of listening to the people, trying to use subtle ways to tell the people what it is they think. Unable to defuse the rejection of the democrats, the hope is that the voters can at least be persuaded not to think republicans have anything positive to offer.
This is why now, republicans need to switch from standing by and saying - you own it - to coming forth with proposals of their own. They will be rejected of course, but the ignored ideas will come in handy as the fall campaign heats up.
