[Verloona Ti]

That is my honest suspicion, too. Missouri went for Talent-but KC and St Louis went for The Other One, and TWO CITIES determined how the whole state went.

And that's typical across the USA.

[rollo tomasi]

"That is my honest suspicion, too. Missouri went for Talent-but KC and St Louis went for The Other One, and TWO CITIES determined how the whole state went."

The 17th Amend. really helps our Republic and liberty, doesn't it.-- Extreme to the max sarcasm

[Last Laugh]

That is my honest suspicion, too. Missouri went for Talent-but KC and St Louis went for The Other One, and TWO CITIES determined how the whole state went.

Two cities should not have that power.

I saw jroonies post on a thread yesterday, I read and printed the whole article. It is worth oour serious thought and action. The muslims are in cahoots with the Democrat party. The election was in the bag. Are we going to roll over like yellow dogs? Posted by jrooney:

Muqtada Al Sadr has:

http://www.forbes.com/business/energy/feeds/ap/2006/11/08/ap3155797.html

“The vote shows the Iraqi and American people are of one mind about withdrawing U.S. troops,” said Falah Hassan Shanshal, who leads the parliamentary bloc of radical anti-American Shiite cleric Muqtada al-Sadr. “We hope the Democrats don’t forget their campaign promises. If they don’t, we will deal with them in a brotherly way once the last American soldier pulls out from Iraq,” he said.”