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Reply #2: I think Edwards and Kucinich were the first ones to really have a progressive message. [View All]

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AndyA

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Wed Jan-09-08 11:07 AM
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2. I think Edwards and Kucinich were the first ones to really have a progressive message.

Kucinich best reflects my interests, but I never thought he had much of a chance of winning. And that's unfortunate. It was a money problem from day one. Money ultimately seems to elect our Presidents these days. :(

My concern is this is a relatively new theme for Hillrack, so I wonder how sincerely they mean it. Will they give back all those corporate donations? Will they refund all that lobbyist money? If they did, I would have more faith in them, but for now I suspect they're saying whatever they feel they must say to get the most votes.

Follow the money, and the truth shall be told.

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