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...lady in the shop wanted the sign: she’s a Democrat, I’m not,” he says. “She was disturbed that the Romney people were on the corner...
...think, the only Democrat who endorsed him from the beginning. I am delighted with the win. His accomplishments in business show that he is the one who can bring change,” Davis-Mullen said...
...senator will likely point to the recent vote on the Iraq resolution—which every senator running for reelection voted to pass, with the exception of the late Sen. Paul Wellstone—as an example of standing with the president on national security. In fact, some Democratic candidates have gone to great lengths to compare themselves to Bush, like Ron Kirk, a Texas Democrat running for Senate, whose campaign machine has ceaselessly churned out press releases talking about Kirk’s affection for the Texan president. Likewise, Republicans have been distancing themselves from now-unpopular notions like...
...we’re to believe the Democratic rag, every Republican must be in cahoots with big business and trying to bankrupt the common man. If we choose to believe Republicans, every Democrat is standing in the way of national security, taking away from the president’s ability to lead our nation in a time of crisis. Each claim is equally bogus, but worse than the inaccuracy is what such a one-tune rhetoric has resulted in: a slate of cookie-cutter candidates who are not individuals but mere members of their political parties...
...social security. All of them agree with the president on war with Iraq. It’s a small wonder why voters are apathetic when each candidate seems like a clone of the other. Indeed, the only visible difference is that one is a Republican and one is a Democrat...