Daily Topics - Monday August 8th, 2011

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Maxrot 15 years 1 week ago
#1

I'm guessing that this downgrading of the US credit rating is going to have a major effect on the Wisconsin elections tomorrow. Either voters are going to be more motivated to show up because they're seeing the writing on the wall, or they are going to stay home because the figure all it lost.

I think we'll see a record number of voters at the polls tomorrow. But I'm going to be keeping my ears attuned to the turn out results. I truly believe its going to give an accurate snapshot pulse of the American people.

I'm also expecting all sorts of shenanigans to take place. The Republican't party has been very lucky to find missing ballots and voting irregularities the day after elections take place, that always seem to favor them... overwhelming numbers are often not enough it seems.

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turtlemother 15 years 1 week ago
#2

Brilliant choice to show Harry Truman's speech! I see the Republicans have not changed .

Rascal 15 years 1 week ago
#3

Where is the petition to ensure that Sen. Bernie Sanders is on the "Gang of 12" waste of time committee?

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