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6. August 2010, 18:30:55

Papa Zoom

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Subject: I love it. Nazification Act perfect fit

There is no enthusiasm for the Health Nazification Act, and even the bluest of blue electorates could not be bothered to take fifteen minutes out of their day to support it. Oh, and 15% of ballots cast for Democrat Robin Carnahan in the election supported Prop C.

6. August 2010, 23:55:03

Mort

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Subject: Re: There is no enthusiasm for the Health Nazification Act, and even the bluest of blue electorates

Artful Dodger: Uhhh no they are not. Voting seems to be pretty split down the middle. It seems to be known (so I read) ....

..."Missouri has been known for its population's generally "stalwart, conservative, noncredulous" attitude toward regulatory regimes, which is one of the origins of the state's unofficial nickname, the "Show-Me State."".........

40,000 is one in eight?? Over 1.4 million people voted for the Democrats in 2008, just a few thousand less then the Republican party got.