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In reply to the discussion: Obama is Doing Many of the Things Bush Did... [View all]HooptieWagon
(17,064 posts)28. There is a lot of merit in that.
For one, it might encourage the development of additional parties. They wouldn't have to be a majority, just hold enough seats to tip the leadership vote one way or another.
otoh, gerrymandering might lock up one party in power for a long time. Do the Brits have a gerrymandering problem?
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he had the opportunity to be something special, instead he's been just another politician
KG
Sep 2013
#3
Except it does not say 'just like Bush' it says he is doing many of the things Bush did. Big
Bluenorthwest
Sep 2013
#45
For me it was when he announced we were not going to bother with War Criminals.
sabrina 1
Sep 2013
#42
Why would Graham's support, which Obama is actively seeking, push my buttons? And if that's
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#12
Obama could fire up his base by not Palling around with Lindsey Graham or Grummpy McCain.
bahrbearian
Sep 2013
#23
So you're saying that when Obama looks to Lindsay Graham, it's pitiful, correct:)
grahamhgreen
Sep 2013
#27
There was a DUer yesterday extolling the praises of "moderate republicans"
HooptieWagon
Sep 2013
#29