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#55841 - 11/19/05 01:01 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
Daisygirl Member Registered: 08/25/05 Posts: 1052 Loc: Ohio	I must say I am rather surprised that ole Hil is not more popular! This gives me hope for our country!
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#55843 - 11/19/05 01:37 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
BJ_BOBBI_JO Member Registered: 11/18/05 Posts: 13 Loc: indiana USA	no no no noway would i vote for hillary. something does not feel right about her. there is something either evil, selfish or just plain wrong about her. in others words SHE JUST AINT RIGHT!!!!! lol Condi i would maybe vote for.
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#55845 - 11/19/05 01:44 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
smilinize Member Registered: 11/08/03 Posts: 3512 Loc: outer space	To heck with Hilary and Condi too. I'm voting for CHATTY!! smile
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#55846 - 11/19/05 02:02 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
unique Member Registered: 12/21/04 Posts: 483 Loc: North Carolina	No way. Not if she were the last candidate on the planet. She may be a nice woman, but her views are far, far too socialist for me. Think not? Check out her UN stance on how children should have the same rights as adults. And how some of the UN conventions should apply equally around the globe. No thank you, I don't care how they do it in China, or Ethiopia, or Sudan, or the Baltic. I like the way things work just fine over here.
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#55847 - 11/19/05 02:12 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
Bluebird Member Registered: 09/20/05 Posts: 2560 Loc: Pagosa Springs, Colorado	She is NOT a nice woman...
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#55848 - 11/19/05 02:52 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
BJ_BOBBI_JO Member Registered: 11/18/05 Posts: 13 Loc: indiana USA	speakermom- i think i did see that movie years ago. i realy should rent it. i looked at your profile and noticed you are connected with WBCL radio. im not far from them. they are great.
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#55849 - 11/19/05 03:53 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
norma Member Registered: 10/29/05 Posts: 286 Loc: western canada	unique.. maybe you can enlighten me a bit, i'm a 'socialist' but maybe my interpretation of the word is wrong. To me, it means, certain things, for example clean water, hydro, roads, medical care, schools, need to be available for all where ever possible, and not only to those who can 'pay'. I also believe the business community is essential and should make a decent profit. But both businesses and governments have to work together, for the greatest good of all citizens. Are we far apart in this definition ?
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#55850 - 11/19/05 04:33 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
Bluebird Member Registered: 09/20/05 Posts: 2560 Loc: Pagosa Springs, Colorado	Socialism is usually one step away from Communism. It means taking from people who earn more and giving it to people who don't earn as much.
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#55851 - 11/19/05 04:47 AM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
norma Member Registered: 10/29/05 Posts: 286 Loc: western canada	Bluebird.. i know your joking now.
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#55852 - 11/19/05 01:49 PM Re: Would you vote for Hillary?
Daisygirl Member Registered: 08/25/05 Posts: 1052 Loc: Ohio	BB's definition of socialism is what I believe also. That's sort of the system they have in France and look at the mess they have there. When you take profits from people who work hard you take the incentive away for small businesses to start. That's one reason their unemployment rate is so high. The U.S. is a capitalist society, and we do have roads, schools, medical care, food, etc. available to everyone. In addition, anyone, no matter who, can pull themselves up by the bootstraps and make a better life for themselves. Many people do it. Daisygirl
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