Class, Race & Gender
 

If you don't recognize the subjects, they are what the Democratic candidates feel are the important, tit for tat issues.

How sad.

I do believe at this point the are sending votes to John McCain....for now.

Maybe the candidates will address the issues after there is a Democratic nominee :joke: :joke: Hah-hah-ha-ha-chucle-yuk-yuk :barf:

BTK

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Laugh while you can BTK. Either way, the Dems will have the last laugh. If we win, we will, at the very least, be on the road to recovery. If we lose, McBush/McCain will put us deeper into this quagmire. Either way the Dems will have the last laugh, only I don't think you'll find the latter so funny. :o

Re: Class, Race & Gender
 

BTK, I'm just curious. With all the talking the Democratic candidates have done about getting us out of the war, implementing universal health care, and repairing the economy, why do you say Class, Race and Gender is what the Democrats feel are important?

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Lil Dancer, I just lifted the title from an article I read in the financial section of CBS Marketwatch and paraphrased the essence of the article.
And I thought it might be a thought provocative....nothing more.
I think many Dems, Republicans, others and anybody else are growing weary of tit for tat snippit politics...it is in many readings per day, regardless the source.

I personally have no patience for the politics of today where it is ever popular to find fault with the other candidate (any party!) VS some good ol' fashioned vote for me 'cause here is who I am, what I've done and what I'm gonna do if elected.

My laughter is only intended to be sarcastic about the politicians doing right when there are only two nominated candidates....either one or both whoever they may be.

BTK

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I agree with you - we're all growing weary of the snipping, etc....