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To: Hardraade

In the fall of 1998 I had a fun time working for Virginia Dobey, who was running against Jane Woods and some other awful liberal, as a third party candidate for the VA statehouse.

Governor Jim Gilmore in 1997

I worked for Dave Nutter in SWVA.

Seeing that my Congressman was Tom Davis, for several years I had the opportunity to work for him, even on *gasp* Capitol Hill.

Was part of Bush-Cheney 2000.

Since my undergraduate days I have gone into the real world doing real things and simply could not afford the time (nor the meager pay) to stay working in politics.

Here is an old letter to the editor I wrote after the fall of Baghdad for my college newspaper

http://www.collegiatetimes.com/stories/1224/letter-free-iraqis-show-wars-true-purpose/print


18 posted on 10/15/2010 3:25:03 PM PDT by MadIsh32 (In order to be pro-market, sometimes you must be anti-big business)
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To: MadIsh32

So, to sum up, your posting history shows that you supports the mosque at ground zero, if my memory isn’t completely out of whack here. Nevermind that you don’t want to answer the point about your belief in sharia and an eventual kaliphate as a goal, that is pretty significant - as a muslim, you know perfectly well that the only thing that can be likened to is al Aqsa and similar triumphalist structurers.

You confirm that you have been working in politics - even, as you say, on Capitol. You even give your identity in your letter to the editor. There’s a small sticking point in that “voterfactory” seems to have you listed as a Democrat, but of course they may be wrong or there may be more people with that name.


19 posted on 10/16/2010 8:40:07 AM PDT by Hardraade (I want gigaton warheads now!!)
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