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In reply to the discussion: This message was self-deleted by its author [View all]Tx4obama
(36,974 posts)13. For the folks that haven't read it, here's a reminder of what is in the DU TOS ...
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That means you may be voting for "some loser", like Lyndon LaRouche then, doesn't it?
NNN0LHI
May 2012
#12
For the folks that haven't read it, here's a reminder of what is in the DU TOS ...
Tx4obama
May 2012
#13
she already explained that she's in New York, which will give all electoral votes to Obama
DisgustipatedinCA
May 2012
#18
CS standards are flexible though. Note that there's a hidden post in this thread.
Kaleva
May 2012
#27
There is NO exemption for folks that live in blue states. No advocating means NO advocating :) n/t
Tx4obama
May 2012
#33
Everybody I know who uses pot does so to deal with pretty significant medical issues.
kestrel91316
May 2012
#26