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bluestate10

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7. A good conspiracy theory is cover for not caring enough to vote or convince family

Reply to Eddie Haskell (Reply #5)

Mon Sep 23, 2013, 07:59 PM

Sep 2013

and friends to vote. If a person convince others that a computer programmer working in a dark back room can change an election result, then no one that want progressive change will vote, as a result gross conservatives will win.

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Why do you think they'll lose the House? PeteSelman Sep 2013 #1

Unless the media and their corporate masters suffer... kentuck Sep 2013 #2

Your response is confusing. PeteSelman Sep 2013 #3

The stock market and the world economy are not immune from their actions. kentuck Sep 2013 #6

But the people most likely to do their bidding are Republicans. PeteSelman Sep 2013 #9

I love the primary factor. That will BlueToTheBone Sep 2013 #4

You're assuming they need real votes ... Eddie Haskell Sep 2013 #5

A good conspiracy theory is cover for not caring enough to vote or convince family bluestate10 Sep 2013 #7

They are doing what their voters want madville Sep 2013 #8