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Chris Dodd calls it quits
Democratic Senator Chris Dodd says he will not seek re-election in 2010. This comes after another Democratic Senator, Byron Dorgan, announced he would retire in 2010 as well.
How many more will bail ship?
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How many more will bail ship?
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Permalink Reply by Jack Cook on -
I'm sure he is retiring because he knows he can't win in November......good for the U. S. A. JACK
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Permalink Reply by Sylvan Tieger on -
Can this SOB still be tried for treason along with his henchmen /henchwomen /goons
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Permalink Reply by Marie Devine on -
Politicians are realizing we have taken our nation to a vulnerable place. Doing the wrong things well is nothing to be proud of. The Obama administration and our government leaders of all parties lost credibility when they refused to face the issue of Barack Obama having a British citizen of Kenya for a father making him ineligible to be president according to our US Constitution, having dual loyalties. From there we scrutinized everything they did and saw the "45 Communist Goals to Take Over America" have been used in our government a long time and President Obama is the one who focused us on it with his family connections to Russia, Communism, Kenya and Indonesia.
This year, God willing and people willing, we will depart from our anti-God lifestyle of debt, interest, insurance and seeking riches and honors, things God warned against; and we will turn toward a life close to the land with trees, plants and pets around us that provide fresh food to make us healthy. At http://www.divine-way.com are two proposals for Taking Back Our Nation. The election is not until November; but the voting and changing government has already begun.
I hope Senator Dodd spends a lot of time with his children. He will realize it is not a lame excuse for stepping out of confusion and arguments into the life of guiding young people to be great loving citizens who love God, family and neighbors.
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Permalink Reply by David on -
I was in High School when his father lost his last bid for the Senate. Taking photos for beer money for the New Haven Register. Tom Dodd came to Branford for a campaign rally. He was stinking drunk when he got out of his limo and passed by me. Only a dozen or so people were on the town green for his rally. One guy, just a few years older than me, was in a wheelchair. Had on his uniform. He was a head case from Nam. All bloated up and drooling. He held an American flag. His mom was at his side holding his hand.
Senator Tom Dodd walked by me, saw the vet, saw the crowd, said to one of his aides" What the F is this?", turned around, got in his limo and sped off.
The family is dirt.
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Permalink Reply by donna Bennett on
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Just in a circumstance like that just do one thing play cool......
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Permalink Reply by Greg Preston on -
More evidence that there is a God. Perhaps the ultra-low the Republican party experienced (an experiencing) from the last election, and the resulting ultra-socialistic policies of the resulting super-left leaders, is just what the country needs to energize the emergence of another Ronald Regan!
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Permalink Reply by Clarissa L. Saum on
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On the same newscast that made such a huge deal out of these two Democrats, there was a footnote that skipped by rather quickly about six Republicans that weren't going to seek re-election...
My question is... Why is it such a huge deal that two democrats are retiring, but the fact that six republicans are retiring is only worthy of a passing ticker footnote? Yes, the two could sway the power in the Senate from the 60/40 split, but hey, if those six Republicans are replaced by Democrats then the split could widen even further!!! What is so fair and impartial about this sort of reporting? Shouldn't the fact that six Republicans are not seeking re-election be just as important as the fact that two Democrats aren't?
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Permalink Reply by Roger R. on -
"What is so fair and impartial about this sort of reporting? Shouldn't the fact that six Republicans are not seeking re-election be just as important..."
Absolutely!
Just as there was no mention by Fox News or Drudge of Dr. Ron Pau (R-TX) calling former VP Cheney out on his outrageous continuance of war drumming.
Me thinks we're not getting the complete story from our news sources.
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Permalink Reply by Roger R. on
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God is evident because Democrat Senator Dobbs is resigning.
Did God not hear our prayers regarding health care reform? Did God also have a hand in six Republicans also announcing that they are not seeking re-election?
Does God have a hand in the House Republicans not being able to raise money for the 2010 election cycle?
" If " God has a hand in all of this, it seems to me that the Democrats are being favored over us.
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Permalink Reply by donna Bennett on
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Perhaps, it's a hard call on that one, because we could be getting what we deserve.....
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