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    My personal situation isn't a good representative of most people here, I'm guessing, in that I've been living outside the…
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    • I have to say that I'm no fan of the electoral college system as it is, but it is subject…
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    • I dunno.  I remember Gore absolutely mopping the floor with Bush to the point in (iirc) the latter half of…
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    • Those who say SocSec won't be there for us are only half right.  The paycheck deductions will always be with…
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    • Retirement portfolio?  What kind of exotic luxury is that?  I've got 14 years to figure out how to get my…
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    • I guess somebody should state the obvious, since it hasn't been said yet.  Probably the vulgar statement was that the…
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    • I'm not angry, I'm lightly fuming.
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    • Watching the returns I just realized how much I've come to hate elections.  I can't remember the last time I…
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    • 12 of ours, I mean.
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    • And 12 of them are in Milwaukee.
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    • Was Perry kicked in the head by a horse in his youth, too?  That might explain a few things, like…
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    • I wonder how many US voters are even aware that Romney is a Mormon.  I mean, of course we all…
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    • I've always wondered, what's the big complaint against Huey Long?  Is it the corruption, or did he do something really…
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    • What I said last week is that we should believe the President when he says he's willing to put SocSec…
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    • I'm guessing you wouldn't appreciate fireworks outside your window starting every other night at around 9 o'clock, either.
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    • I take it you don't see the Dems changing the filibuster rules if they hang onto the Senate in'012 then?…
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    • The big question that we might have answered today is what cuts the Reid plan contains.  I've read that $1.2…
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    • Is the McConnel plan still operative?  There doesn't seem to be any way possible to get any kind of agreement…
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    • Totally painless, that one.  No harm done.  And a DAMN good example of what a compromising, bipartisan approach can accomplish.
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    • That's still not bluffing.  I'd call that "deadpan" with an extra side of irony.  Something we apparently consume in this…
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