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OhNo-Really

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5. Lots written about their psychology

Reply to ohtransplant (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 30, 2019, 03:05 PM

Dec 2019

Any verbose egomaniac with zero conscience and with some financial backing can hoodwink a percentage of the electorate.

The real problem is the huge number of good people who don’t vote. How much must they suffer before motivated to get out and vote FOR their interests? How can we motivate the 18-25 vote?

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It is a race to the bottom. guillaumeb Dec 2019 #1

Had a Customer Wellstone ruled Dec 2019 #2

Omg! That WAS the beginning of the end OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #4

As Ike said in his last address. Wellstone ruled Dec 2019 #6

"The financial assault on hard-working Americans..." ohtransplant Dec 2019 #3

Lots written about their psychology OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #5

Convincing people to vote is our biggest challenge. BarbD Dec 2019 #11

I agree that turnout is key... ohtransplant Dec 2019 #20

You don't say what you paid them to do mathematic Dec 2019 #7

Business 1 was commercial cleaning. Business 2 was fashion accessory invention OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #8

I just used an inflation calculator mathematic Dec 2019 #15

My employees had fun. No injuries OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #17

That was an actual living wage wallyworld2 Dec 2019 #9

You might like this thread. I made $12.60 an hour in 1981 at a grocery store maxrandb Dec 2019 #10

I loved your article. Greed requires containment OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #18

$10 in 1985 is equivalent to $24.38 now... PoliticAverse Dec 2019 #12

Thank you! I was wondering how it scaled OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #14

I remember those days LittleGirl Dec 2019 #13

Thank you. I think stories like yours really helps OhNo-Really Dec 2019 #19

It was an old house converted into four apartments LittleGirl Dec 2019 #21

I graduated from college without any debt. hunter Dec 2019 #16