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To: Kaslin

Is this the “humane” thing to do?


2 posted on 11/23/2011 4:53:33 AM PST by Ingtar
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To: Ingtar

He he


3 posted on 11/23/2011 4:59:33 AM PST by frogjerk (America: Innocent until accused or considered being accused by an anonymous party)
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To: Ingtar

No, the humane and pure thing to do would be to nominate an untested, inexperienced huckster given to garbled transmissions and seeking on-the-job government training in the position of leader of the free world, now that Obama has broken the glass ceiling for slick-talking rookies.


4 posted on 11/23/2011 5:00:13 AM PST by Lady Lucky
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To: Ingtar

It’s a great position to be in - another contract - the last contract was a success.

You are obviously a hater of this candidate. Why be a Bachmann and tear everyone down? Why be afraid that only by tearing down others can your chosen candidate have a shot?

it’s a losing strategy. Ask michelle.


5 posted on 11/23/2011 5:00:48 AM PST by Principled
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To: Ingtar
“Schools do not adequately prepare young Americans for adulthood and the workforce.

Yes, I'd say actually making the system work would be the humane thing to do. And it would also be the one that makes economic sense and could entirely reenergize our country.

But if you want to stay on the Dems' Fantasy Island, where we keep the existing dysfunctional system in everything from immigration to education to taxes, go ahead.

14 posted on 11/23/2011 5:12:15 AM PST by livius
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