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Alan Kazei, co-founder of City Year, a kind of domestic Peace Corps, polled 6 percent. Thirteen percent are undecided.
Even though the December 8 primary is fast approaching, many voters have not firmly made up their minds. Only 26 percent have definitely decided for whom they will vote, 24 percent are leaning to one candidate or another, and 50 percent are still trying to make a final decision.
Thirty-eight percent of voters cited health care reform as the most important issue in the race while 28 percent cite the economy.
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crossrabbswitch
5:39PM Nov 22nd 2009
Better check Obama's health care bill real close. You know that there has to be provisions that provide extra benefits to places like Massachusetts, that the entitlements flow to the minorities. It may be couched in terms of a commission will make certain determinations, but it is there. Things like a commission will make decisions about which hospitals to close and where to build new hospitals. You know that that translates to closing hospitals in rural white areas and building new hospitals in black and hispanic areas.
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AZLionQueen
8:28PM Nov 22nd 2009
Where do you get this tripe? Faux Snooze? Lies, hate, fear and bigotry abound on that network. Why? Because Rupert Murdoch, the owner of the network, is not even an American. He's from Australia. He's a bigot. He hates anything that doesn't bring money into his already engorged pockets. So he encourages Beck, Hannity, O'Reilly and the rest to make his corporate buddies happy and spread his hatred and bigotry all over our nation. It encourages violence and hatred to spread. And you WANT this?
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(-4) colg10
9:58PM Nov 22nd 2009
This is really sad!
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(-1) colg10
10:00PM Nov 22nd 2009
You are spot on!
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