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To: Mary Cluney who wrote (91498)10/23/2008 11:58:36 AM
From: Sam  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 541503
 
The silent majority remains and leans to the right.

Well, we'll see. Not so much in this election, but more in how Obama and the Democratic majorities in Congress will govern. The placement of the "silent majority" on a "left-right" axis will shift with results and circumstances. Results will necessarily include some luck, but it will also include "luck" made by hard work and wise decisions made with a view to the long term future of the country.



To: Mary Cluney who wrote (91498)10/23/2008 1:19:41 PM
From: ChinuSFO  Respond to of 541503
 
Mary, I am not sure you are responding to the issue that is under discussion. The issue is about some people never desiring to vote for an African-American candidate. The discussion had nothing to do with Right Wing (RW), neocons etc.

And yes, I agree that nothing is done till it is done.



To: Mary Cluney who wrote (91498)10/23/2008 3:11:56 PM
From: Suma  Respond to of 541503
 
Texas and Fl. will go to McCain. I am suspicious of MO.

Any contradictions ?


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