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Okay Angie, that's cool, but I'm a bit of an anomoly - I like changing the status quo... and as a group, white males have had it too good for too long. I like making them work for it.

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that quick broom again!

I would probably consider voting for Hillary if she weren't carrying around all that baggage. But I guess, unlike Sarkozy, she doesn't believe in divorce.

and, I know we also have a leader who is a white male, but we DO have our very first FEMALE DEPUTY DAWG (yeay)

Hillary is certainly tolerant

And now I, too, am signing off. Early tennis match tomorrow. Night all!

Martha: Colin Powell, for all his intellect and diplomatic skills, is a subtly defiant person. He insists on that pronunciation. Another interesting (to some folks) footnote is the uniform he wore as Chairman of the Joint Chiefs.

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night

As I have watched the debates last night (Republican) & tonight (Democrat). I see something McCain, Romney, Clinton & (to some extent) Obama have in common. They really are seeking power. It is not as noticible in Obama, probably because he is younger.

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Here's one for you political legal types: Can Hillary have Bill as vice president? (heaven forbid) If she could and if she died,(heaven forbid) could Bill be president again? Not likely, just a scenario.

Eve: I agree with you in general, but I think there might be a candidate or two (McCain and Obama) who want to accomplish things that can only be done by a President. Most of them just feel they ought to be president (Romney and Clinton), and there's a world of difference between the two approaches.

Ah well, politics...

My apologies to anyone I've offended (especially white males).

Carol: There's a good (and entertaining) analysis of that question at

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Ian: thanks for the link! I am happy to see you first on the first page again! (the city that is first in baseball and football too!) Good luck Sunday!

Geez Ian I can hear the music welling up.

Carol, are you in the Brady Bunch?

...didn't know that music welled, boing...

She the mother? Of course, that was wayyyyyy before my time! And Mike was the husband? Well, Carol's are usually way cute! As are Mike's!!!

Ian, Thanks...I found the comment regarding Colin Powell's patch very interesting. I too like the guy.
I think that both Hillary and Obama will have more trouble with McCain as the Republican nominee. After Bush....It does seem that a change will include a younger person from a different More...

Ian: Fleetwood Mac

This has not been boring Mamacita - it has been really fun..it is now time for the Daily Show....or should I stay on line! I don't have wireless. Choices,,,,choices.

Personally I think Barack Obama would be the most progressive choice of president since.....well, ever. Not because of colour. He brings a fresh mind and a keen intellect to the job.

Sam...Perhaps from your lips to God's ear may help. A choice will be made, I just hope its a positive one.
Carol, I too enjoyed this convo,but felt others were wishing it away.
Ian, I always appreciate your intelligent contributions in many of your comments and it seems you add so More...

Ian, for some reason I missed the stuff you wrote about Colin Powell a while back, (and agree with Mamcita) it certainly was interesting - didn't know any of this, which shouldn't be surprising suppose.

I don't think that Colin Powell's wife would allow him to accept the candidacy for Veep.

cool dude

where's cotyton

colyton is in Australia,NSW,Sydney and next to ST,clair Martha

hi everybody

Claude, please pass on my wishes to your daughter Claire.

I,m only new

well, fancy that, I went to Colyton High School

how do you get a page

a while ago now

my brother gos there

I like your page Martha

mmm, so you're a young'un?

realy tell me how to get a page

only ten

Welcome onboard devils wings; my page is plain, you should see RayRay's