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To: MNJohnnie
Democrat politicians have a long history of being one guy back home and a completely different guy in DC.

You're right about this. I was driving through South Dakota late in the summer of 2004 -- during the peak of Tom Daschle's last campaign for the U.S. Senate before he ultimately lost to Republican John Thune.

From the billboards I saw and the sound of his radio ads, I would have sworn the guy was a conservative Republican with a 95+ rating from the American Conservative Union. I couldn't believe this was the same dope who was such an unapologetic leftist when the "Beltway Daschle" version of his persona came out in national media outlets.

27 posted on 08/17/2009 7:31:40 AM PDT by Alberta's Child (God is great, beer is good . . . and people are crazy.)
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To: Alberta's Child
You're right about this. I was driving through South Dakota late in the summer of 2004

Maybe it's a South Dakota thing -- I remember reading, back when Nixon utterly trounced the leftist McGovern back in '72 that the presidential campaign was the first clue SD voters had that McGovern was a liberal!

35 posted on 08/18/2009 8:11:18 AM PDT by maryz
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