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In reply to the discussion: 'Holding his feet to the fire' is just fine. [View all]Dragonfli
(10,622 posts)90. Um, they are both fines, and the plan was a right wing idea for over 20 years, you like semantic
arguments over substance arguments don't you?
The words used to describe the punishment hardly matter to the mandated now do they?
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I'm voting for the most progressive, anti-war, candidates on the ballot.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2012
#3
It will be a Democrat..if He/She is the most progressive, anti-war, candidate.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Apr 2012
#10
In the 2008 Presidential election I voted third party for President and my candidate won.
A Simple Game
Apr 2012
#33
i vote for dems via the Working Family ticket too, but let's not pretend that's what people mean
dionysus
Apr 2012
#82
Yes, sources matter. Using rightwing sources to bash Obama tells me a lot about a poster
emulatorloo
Apr 2012
#18
Troubling indeed. We've got posters openly stating they're voting third party, and they're.....
Tarheel_Dem
Apr 2012
#15
why is that lil yellow feller karate chopping at me?!? them's... fightin woids!
dionysus
Apr 2012
#36
I suspect that your concept and purpose of holding someone's 'feet to the fire'
Edweird
Apr 2012
#28
people campaigning against dems on a message board aren't trying to change the president's opinion,
dionysus
Apr 2012
#72
So we should all be chickens supporting Col. Sanders since Jimmy Dean is worse.
Edweird
Apr 2012
#79
got it. you think obama is evil and will continue campaigning against him. like that's a fucking
dionysus
Apr 2012
#80
I'm 'anti RW policy'. Obama started with an 'A' and brought his grade down from there all by himself
Edweird
Apr 2012
#98
Besides threatening not to vote for him or withholding contributions, what is there?
Bonobo
Apr 2012
#42
OK, communication. But without some "leverage" on your side, what power does that have?
Bonobo
Apr 2012
#67
Sorry but I believe that statement is patently untrue. Just my opinion of course.
Bonobo
Apr 2012
#76
Well, I would rather an admited left of center rebel stay and a proud former freeper RWer get canned
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#66
Um, they are both fines, and the plan was a right wing idea for over 20 years, you like semantic
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#90
Please don't essentially call me stupid. You have yet to show how a tax credit is comparable...
joshcryer
Apr 2012
#93
A tax break is more liberal than a tax fine as an enforcement, They 93 law was a more liberal
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#99
funny thing is it was always obvious and transparent. damned if i know why anyone buys it...
dionysus
Apr 2012
#100