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Take them and freely distribute them to anyone/everyone you know who can vote! They have been approved for distribution by your 501(c)(3) organizations and churches.

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[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

Short and simple answer is to vote for every conservative third party candidate that you can, to ensure that the Dems keep as many seats as possible.

[Kolb]

Generally I like the way Texas Republicans voted. Now, if we can just manage to unseat that dirty Rat Doggett we’ll be set. He voted “yes” for every single one of the crap sandwiches listed. Not surprising but disturbing none the less.