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With Friends Like These...
Who needs Republicans?
http://www.courthousenews.com/2011/12/15/42253.htm I might consider voting for Ron Paul.
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Wow...that's a shock.
Generally speaking, at least as a non-American, I've always liked Obama and held a high opinion of him. That's now been marred a little, although I've never been 100% on all his policies. This is something I'd expect of the Republicans (recently seeing people cheer mentions of torture in interrogation and the death penalty has made my opinion of them go somehow even lower) but it's not like Obama agrees, but he gave up so... Still with the GOP with a grip on congress, the right still has a lot of power in the US. If I could vote...maybe Obama still...Nancy Pelosi seems quite good or Rocky Anderson but I have no idea if they're legitimately running in the next election.
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Unfortunately, I don't think anyone from the left would try to run against Obama. Where's Ralph Nader when you need him?
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