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<p>Well I wonder who else had an incentive to do it? I also do believe voters are dumb by in large, especially in the bastion of intellectualism known as the SOUTH. And its known voters in South will turn out a candidate who is accused of any kind of interracial promiscuity. ASK MCCAIN or FORD :)</p>
<p>“I also do believe voters are dumb by in large, especially in the bastion of intellectualism known as the SOUTH.”</p>
<p>My aren’t you just wallowing in class and wisdom.</p>
<p>“…especially in the bastion of intellectualism known as the SOUTH.”</p>
<p>And you know what WE say about LA…lol!</p>
<p>First-hand account of the 2000 smear in SC:</p>
<p>[The</a> anatomy of a smear campaign - The Boston Globe](<a href=“http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/articles/2004/03/21/the_anatomy_of_a_smear_campaign/]The”>http://www.boston.com/news/politics/president/articles/2004/03/21/the_anatomy_of_a_smear_campaign/)</p>
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<p>I wasn’t being sarcastic. Isn’t it a sign of genius where a pre-requisite to being elected mayor or congressman in some of these cities/districts is to deny scientific fact. I recall a certain governor of Georgia whose response to a drought was to invite people to pray for rain. Nuff said on that part.</p>
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<p>Everyone who isn’t part of the BUSH amen crowd will accept the fact that Bush ran a whisper campaign to smear McCain. And I also remember Indies and Dems who could vote for him without vomiting because he was a maverick independent. Unfortunately he’s cozied up way too much to the Busheviks. If he respected his own integrity he would have refused to go to the Oval Office after Bush was elected and should have been one of his most vocal critics.</p>
<p>Gottaloveucla,</p>
<p>I’m a little surprised and disappointed in you. It was just a feww days ago that I said on another thread that I found your posts to be fair and non-judgemental, despite the fact that we disagreed on an issue. Now you lump an entire section of this greast nation into your “percieved” notion of “they’re just a bunch of idiots becuase they don’t agree with me ideologically”. Have you ever even visitired the South? (“How could I go there? I bet they don’t even have a decent decaf-half mocha, double espresso Grande with half and half cream…”) </p>
<p>Well, as someone who grew up in the North East, and has lived in the West (CA, Alaska and Idaho), South (Fla and NC), and spent a significant amount of time in just about every corner of this country, I find your statements elitist and narrow minded at the best, blatantly idiotic at the best.</p>
<p>BTW, not that Im the “religious nut” you so blatantly disdain, but do you know what happened the net day in Georgia after the Gov called for a state wide day of prayer for rain? It rained! First day of rain in over a month. Go figure…</p>
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Just like the Jewish mother said when the doctor told her that chicken soup wouldn’t help a man who had already died: “Well, it couldn’t hurt!”</p>
<p>Hey, I want to move to the south, and bring my cafe whatevers with me (have French press, will travel)! I’m tired of aggressive driving and rudeness as a way of life. Lived in Orange County, CA and voted Demo in hard-core GOP territory way back when. You can live anywhere and vote for whomever you please. NJ has a huge neo-Nazi problem, who’d guess it from outside the state?
Agree with Chedva, if you believe, it can’t hurt.</p>
<p>Where in NJ? Born, bred and raised there for 25 yrs, still go back every few months. My guess you’re in the Pine Barren area. </p>
<p>BTW come on down to the south, if you’re from Jersey CARY No. Carolina is where you need to go…CARY stands for Containtment Area for Relocated Yankees! 
They have great malls there even as good as Short Hills.</p>
<p>Watch out though if you want to stay away from snow birds N.C. is becoming the number 1 relocation area for retirees.</p>
<p>Last note, nobody is born in NJ anymore and lives there their entire life…New Yorkers move to NJ (adult communities) to follow their grown children who moved for cheaper housing. People born in NJ are now moving to PA for …CHEAPER HOUSING!</p>