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To: gas0linealley

Righto. Sanders hit it out of park. Worth a read if possible. Call him socialist but, whatever, he represents Americans more than capitalist world citizen corporations.


37 posted on 06/07/2007 11:14:57 AM PDT by ex-snook ("But above all things, truth beareth away the victory.")
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To: ex-snook
Look at Sander’s history, you don’t think this was a calculated speech to get the exact reaction y’all are giving.. They knew the bill was dead, so they trapped the RINOS to be high and dry making themselves look like the heroes.

Sanders is a card carrying socialist who complains the D’s are too right wing.

38 posted on 06/07/2007 11:22:00 AM PDT by mnehring (Logic and reason aren't enough, you also have to be a dick to everyone who doesn't think like you...)
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To: ex-snook
..., he represents Americans more than capitalist world citizen corporations

The man's a radical I tell ya!

51 posted on 06/07/2007 11:48:23 AM PDT by Wolfie
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To: ex-snook
Righto. Sanders hit it out of park. Worth a read if possible. Call him socialist but, whatever, he represents Americans more than capitalist world citizen corporations.

No, he doesn't. He represents Vermont, and that's it--- and Vermont is hardly representative of the rest of America. As for "capitalist" corporations, they are in large part what has made America great, and hardly deserve to be compared with Sanders, regardless of how wrongheaded the position of the Chamber of Commerce is on this bill.
52 posted on 06/07/2007 11:48:39 AM PDT by mjolnir ("All great change in America begins at the dinner table.")
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To: ex-snook
Righto. Sanders hit it out of park. Worth a read if possible. Call him socialist but, whatever, he represents Americans more than capitalist world citizen corporations.

Old mill towns, like mine, have an area of mansions where the managers lived, and some even bigger mansions where the owners lived, but they weren't very far from the homes of their workers. Today, it is "Out of sight, out of mind".
82 posted on 06/07/2007 1:15:28 PM PDT by gas0linealley (.)
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