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Let's just say Jackpine Radical Aug 2014 #1
Thanks for your reply marym625 Aug 2014 #3
I like your reply. eom BlueMTexpat Aug 2014 #6
Not sure, depends on the person, why they voted for it and their positions. n/t RKP5637 Aug 2014 #2
May I ask marym625 Aug 2014 #4
I have no idea, it would have to be considered with the other qualities of the candidate. For RKP5637 Aug 2014 #10
Thank you marym625 Aug 2014 #13
I understand how volatile this discussion could become marym625 Aug 2014 #5
Message auto-removed Name removed Aug 2014 #7
If I may, marym625 Aug 2014 #9
I would never vote for a candidate against equality, equal rights. n/t RKP5637 Aug 2014 #12
Same here marym625 Aug 2014 #19
Message auto-removed Name removed Aug 2014 #15
lesser of two evils marym625 Aug 2014 #18
yes greatlaurel Aug 2014 #8
Thank you marym625 Aug 2014 #20
That would exclude a great number of people. alphafemale Aug 2014 #11
Thank you marym625 Aug 2014 #16
I would prefer not to. And just like the vote on the Iraq War, 20score Aug 2014 #14
Doesn't happen often marym625 Aug 2014 #17
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