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| look-up | Sep 16 2008, 10:13 AM |
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we can't, unfortunately. there's just not the grass-roots organization at this late in the game to shift all of Dr. Paul's support to McKinney. It's sad really. I wish Paul would have shown the world just how ridiculous the two-party system is and left the Republican party. I think the reason we need to vote for any of these underdogs is like Jesse Ventura has said... it's like a vote of no confidence in the two party system. It's like voting "None of the above". It's a true shame that we can't get more of the African American voters to shift to Cynthia McKinney. She's got more integrety than Obama, even on a bad day. She's more progressive. And from the Black/African American people I've known, she seems more "Black". That is, she's "real". She's not just talking out of her ass so that people will follow her. She's running because she's afraid of what will happen if she doesn't. That's a true patriot. I hope history will regard her as more brave, sincere, and hope-inspiring than Obama. All the bumper-stickers are making me sick to my stomach on a daily basis. My mom even has an Obama sign in her yard. I say vote for Paul, McKinney, or any of the other "no chance in hell" candidate before voting for one of the big two. I may be only one man with one vote, but if I vote my conscience, then at least I know I am truly a man. Edited by look-up, Sep 16 2008, 10:14 AM.
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| McKinney running for president as Green candidate · Election 2008 | |
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