Jamezz
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They're both sold to what the AIPAC dictates. Folks wake the **** up, the US needs to stop being Israel's puppet and become a true independent nation once again. As do the nations in Europe for that matter.
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They're both sold to what the AIPAC dictates. Folks wake the **** up, the US needs to stop being Israel's puppet and become a true independent nation once again. As do the nations in Europe for that matter.
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Jamezz
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I agree that some trash stinks worse. In any event they're both such bigots. Cruz by stepping over the 1st Amendment (freedom of religion), Hilary by sticking her filthy nose into other countries' business by taking out democratically elected leaders. It's all so messed up lol, sorry I can't but laugh.
I was mostly just messing with you. They both stink beyond saving.
RandyForRubio
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I stood in line for over two hours to cast my vote for Bernie, which was as much as a vote against Hilary as a vote for him. It was exciting to be part of something so historic in Utah - a huge turnout of Democrats and Unaffiliateds who were motivated to fight through the difficulties the Republic Legislature had made for the Democratic caucus (no funding, limited hours-the Republicans had 16 hours of online voting, etc).
What I hope was proved by yesterday's Democratic caucus is that there are a lot of Democrats and Unaffiliateds in this state that need to be energized to vote in ALL elections and not just presidential ones. This state is badly in need of a second voice (or more), because absolute power corrupts and seeks more power, resulting in things like closed door decisions, gerrymandering, and election issues - not to mention all the craziness that erupts during every Legislative session. There are enough people, but it will take each one of us. Thinking that a vote doesn't matter because it isn't a Republican vote cannot continue.
What I hope was proved by yesterday's Democratic caucus is that there are a lot of Democrats and Unaffiliateds in this state that need to be energized to vote in ALL elections and not just presidential ones. This state is badly in need of a second voice (or more), because absolute power corrupts and seeks more power, resulting in things like closed door decisions, gerrymandering, and election issues - not to mention all the craziness that erupts during every Legislative session. There are enough people, but it will take each one of us. Thinking that a vote doesn't matter because it isn't a Republican vote cannot continue.
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♪alt13
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Unfortunately even with the large turnout Hilary and Bernie combined(99%) had 76,999 votes. Ted Cruz won the Republican primary with 122,567 votes which represented just 69% of republican voters. There still isn't nearly enough people to change much on capitol hill. Ballot initiatives on certain issues that will bring in some republicans yes but that's about it.
I can't find anything that shows the party numbers of registered voters for Utah. I would be interested in knowing.
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