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Grey_Sells Commented on GOP Rep. Broun: Sorry I Compared Obama To Hitler -- But He Is A Socialist by Eric Kleefeld

2008-11-13T13:35:38Z

Silly boy. Move on to something interesting to the American peeps.

Grey_Sells Commented on GOP Rep. Broun: Sorry I Compared Obama To Hitler -- But He Is A Socialist by Eric Kleefeld

2008-11-13T13:26:01Z

Silly boy. Move on to something interesting to the American peeps.

Grey_Sells Commented on Forward to Gas-and-Water Socialism! by Rotwang

2008-11-11T21:53:23Z

We already have socialized fire services, police, water and sewer, airports, highways, monetary system, agricultural subsidies, etc. So what is it with the magic word "socialism"? Who cares?

Grey_Sells Commented on Is Voting Reform On The Horizon?]]> by Zachary Roth

2008-11-11T21:47:16Z

Great idea. Universal registration and common voting proceedures, ballots, and dispute resolution. Joint federal and state proceedures. Use federal funding of the process for bait.

Grey_Sells Commented on Lieberman Aide Threatens Reid: He'll Bolt Dem Caucus by Greg Sargent

2008-11-08T22:52:00Z

So? Who cares if he leaves the caucus? He can't be trusted. In the unlikely event he's Number Sixty, would he vote to break the filibuster? I dunno. So, go joe!

Grey_Sells Commented on Ted Stevens' First Day As a Convicted Felon by Kate Klonick

2008-10-28T20:13:19Z

One common voter supression tactic involves purging convicted felons from the voter lists in many states, effectively mandating two distinct classes of citizens. Does it strike anyone as strange that a felon can lose the right to vote but not a felonious elected official or his/her right to a taxpayer funded pension and benefits? Would influence and social standing make any difference here in the way some people are treated as opposed to others? Just wondering.

Grey_Sells recommended Election Central Morning Roundup by David Kurtz

2008-10-27T13:00:49Z

Grey_Sells Commented on New Bachmann Ad: "I May Not Always Get My Words Right" by Eric Kleefeld

2008-10-25T16:35:35Z

Ms. Bachmann seems to have been talked down by her staff, family and friends or to have taken some meds since her Anti-American rant. In the rant her speech was pressured and she hardly was taking time to breathe. In her later "somewhat" apology, she was softer, calmer and measured. The change was dramatic. While I do hope she is better, it is still not acceptable for an elected official to go "off the deep end" regardless of circumstances. Her rant was a comment on her character and reliability and should be a concern of her constituents. Do you really want someone as erratic as Ms. Bachmann to represent you?