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arcane1

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1. I can't imagine it being anything other than fringe

Reply to DefenseLawyer (Original post)

Wed Feb 8, 2012, 04:04 PM

Feb 2012

Unless it's being supported by people who just aren't thinking it through.

What am I saying? They're republican voters, OF COURSE they aren't thinking things through!

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