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[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

they have been taught to vote by the D and R............ D= more "entitlements" ..........R=less "entitlements"

Bingo! Politics are made up of two groups. One group that wants to take care of you and the other group that wants you to take care of yourself. Nothing more, nothing less!

But we have a third group that wants to take care of you and wants you take care of your self.

But nobody really votes for them as they don't have a clue.

the trouble is the two main parties are equally useless so the third party did really well last time and now we have them in coalition with the party that won the election.

How ever the majority of people voted for the other party who are in opposition but they did not get as many seats so did not win.

Confused? Good you should be.

[Balzyone]

we have a similar issue. Usually if there is a third party, the one you really don't want to win will

[Guest c5golfguy]

Not confused. It's whats happening here on this side of the pond too.

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

Good. Ithought that we may have the only unelected democracy,

[Balzyone]

sadly no

[TintDude]

Earnhardt Jr. furious after frustration at Daytona

DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—Dale Earnhardt Jr. made it clear he's no fan of the current style of restrictor plate racing before he even arrived at Daytona International Speedway.

"I'm not looking forward to going to Daytona, not with the way the drafting is there," he said a week before Saturday night's race.

"It's really weird and kinda wrong on some levels to race that way," he said the day the track opened.

But if there was any doubt, he ended it after a frustrating 19th-place finish that had his passionate army of fans accusing Hendrick Motorsports teammate Jimmie Johnson of sabotaging Earnhardt's chance to win.

"I am really ticked off. It was a foolish ... race. I don't know what to tell you," he fumed. "I don't like this kind of racing and you know it."

Earnhardt didn't appear to be "ticked off" at Johnson, the teammate he partnered with for the second consecutive plate race. He had pushed Johnson to the win at Talladega in April, and Johnson said all week he was willing to return the favor at Daytona.

Boo f'n hoo Jr.. As if you had a chance anyway

[Guest Malcolm E Boo]

I think he needs to look at himself instead of blaming others all the time.

[Guest c5golfguy]

He just needs to take his own pile of money and go do his own thing. If he wins, then it's because he can. If he can't, then he needs to go away.

[TintDude]

MSNBC blatantly excludes Congressman Ron Paul off the list of second quarter top fundraisers. Congressman Paul who raised $4.5 million should be listed as second place on this list. However the media controllers who run MSNBC clearly do not want the Congressman's message of sound money, fiscal responsibility, and sustainable foreign policy to gain traction. This is just one more in a long line of deceptions perpetuated by the main stream media

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I think he needs to look at himself instead of blaming others all the time.

something kyle busch needs to do as well