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No Vested Interest

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8. It's fairly likely that they take their voting instructions from

Reply to mimi85 (Reply #5)

Tue Nov 26, 2013, 03:49 AM

Nov 2013

fire-and-brimstone preachers.
Doubtful there's much newspaper reading and debate watching going on in the hills of KY.
Beautiful country, but not much independent thinking.

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Hey you guys in Kentucky: The GOP wants to take away your ObamaCare !!! SDjack Nov 2013 #1

Wait.. isn't Kentucky a Tea Party Republican Libertarian Stranglehold? Voice for Peace Nov 2013 #2

will they FINALLY realized they've been lied to by republicans / teabaggers? Skittles Nov 2013 #3

Will they make the connection? SheilaT Nov 2013 #4

Not sure.... mimi85 Nov 2013 #5

Alas, you are right. SheilaT Nov 2013 #6

Educating these people to realize what crap the right wing is... Well, its gonna be a slog! busterbrown Nov 2013 #7

It's fairly likely that they take their voting instructions from No Vested Interest Nov 2013 #8

I think � 1StrongBlackMan Nov 2013 #13

Kynect greymattermom Nov 2013 #9

Don't paint the MSM with such a large brush randr Nov 2013 #10

Chris Hayes and MSNBC Are More Of A Niche, Not MSM TomCADem Nov 2013 #11

Think of them as the whole wheat next to the white bread randr Nov 2013 #12

Chris Hayes may have done a wonderful report, but were these Kentuckians listening? SharonAnn Nov 2013 #14

Given that Kentucky is setting an example of how well the ACA can work randr Dec 2013 #15

Word of mouth Iwillnevergiveup Dec 2013 #16