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ProSense

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9. Not really

Reply to FogerRox (Reply #8)

Mon May 7, 2012, 02:02 PM

May 2012

Silly premise

This is what's going on inside Congress right now

Obviously the only time it would mean anything is on our election day.

Somehow things don't sink in here. I mean, France just solved its austerity problem with an election. The American people returned the party who broke the Government and economy to power in 2010.

Like I said in another thread, Scott Walker will be the next test.

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Does anyone actually believe that European elections mean anything to the American electorate? [View all] ProSense May 2012 OP

Of course European elections mean very little - it's not like truedelphi May 2012 #1

Are you kidding? Most Americans probably couldn't find those European sinkingfeeling May 2012 #2

There may be a 'trickle down' effect to the U.S. randome May 2012 #3

No. It's not like European countries follow in the US's footsteps either. Quantess May 2012 #4

Well, we know for .. 99Forever May 2012 #5

I think the GOP will make hay with it Courtesy Flush May 2012 #6

not directly, but the effects will certainly be felt unblock May 2012 #7

Silly premise FogerRox May 2012 #8

Not really ProSense May 2012 #9