March 19, 2008
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No twists. No subtleties. No nuance.
Five years is five years too long.
Out. Now.
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Agreed.
well … yeah.
but i don’t think they’re listening.
and this *includes* those democrats
JD’s been paying so much attention to.
Listening?
I think they are. But only so they can find the ‘right’ thing to say.
Listening like they might do something? um, no.