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Wisconsin: Recall, Reform, Rebuild"...this isn’t just going in Madison. There continue to be protests in other parts…Continue

Started by Robert Mills Mar 17, 2011.

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Comment by Robert Mills on September 16, 2011 at 10:53am: Radical Ideas for Radical Change, September 16, 2011. In This Issue. Full Employment. Obama's Job Plan... http://campaign.r20.constantcontact.com/render?llr=ant7lzdab&v=...

Comment by Donald Donald on September 15, 2011 at 10:14pm: It's to bad the President didn't visit Wisconsin in support of the teachers. Of course he'll be expecting their vote in 2012.

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Comment by Gabriel McCloskey-Ross on August 8, 2010 at 10:28pm: What can you do except, LMAO. Thanks be to God, none of these people will ever have real political power. If my presidential choices were Pat Buchanan and Marc Luzzetti or Glenn King, I would not only vote for Buchanan I would spend every waking hour campaigning for him. In four years I could vote Buchanan out and he would go. Luzzetti and King believe in one person, one vote, one time. That's what makes them both marginal and dangerous.

Comment by Gabriel McCloskey-Ross on August 8, 2010 at 6:09pm: Yes. I knew you were joking, I thought I was appreciating the joke and returning in kind. You know, what friends do.

Citing facts will put folks like Glenn at a real disadvantage. Glenn believes that not only is everyone entitled to his or her own opinion, but his or her very own set of facts. It makes for exciting, but fruitless dialogue.

In Solidarity and Friendship,

Gabe