A Key Constituency Lost Forever-Part 1
Posted by mudac on June 5, 2008
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One of the things you will see over the next couple of weeks will be a coming together of sorts.The Obama camp and the Hillary camp will be all nicey nicey. People will get along, things will look great. We will see a great little ceremony of some kind I am sure. What the Democrats forget is, they are laying a key constituency out to dry.
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