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To: koan who wrote (278402)	9/11/2015 3:56:30 PM
From: koan	Respond to of 540724

<<If she was a republican and voted exactly as she has in her support of corporate America - you would stand in line to flog her with a bat of thorns. That you can't see the similarities of republican and democrats who support corporate America is just strange. >> I find it strange you cannot see the difference especially having been here so long. You have the good sense to post on a smart thread. Do you see the difference between Republicans and dems? I'll give you a hint: look at the different voting records. The total voting is what matters. It is all the votes that count.

To: koan who wrote (278402)	9/11/2015 7:22:28 PM
From: Steve Lokness	Respond to of 540724

<<<< Do you see the difference between Republicans and dems?>>>> Of course when the politician doesn't have to answer to Boeing or Microsoft, but as soon as the big corporate interest beckons her, she becomes their toady. That she does become their toady - is why out of frustration people are voting the way they are for their prospective candidates; so Trump gets the conservative unhappies and Bernie gets the democrat unhappies. Are Trump and Bernie similar? Of course not. But they are both filling that frustration for government.