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Spud52,
Where were you during the 8 Bush years. Two wars, lies about the economy, corruption, kicked the Constitution to the curb, wouldn't allow dissenters anywhere near him, (can you just imagine Bush allowing people with guns to show up for his town meetings). Cheney, Rove, Rumsfeld all got rich while serving in Washington. And all their little Republican friends were told that the economy was going to tank so they could move their billions out of the country. Hello, Romney. Why do you think that Mr. Bush, et el, are NEVER mentioned by the GOP. And, why is it so hard to believe that People DON"T want any more angry, old, rich white men to run this country.
riviera beach, florida. just north of wpb. live up here and you'll hear gun fire every night from the ghetto that makes up the eastern portion of this place. not too worried as i live in a gated community with armed security. plus i have my good buddy, my little .380 right under my bed, so i sleep well.
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