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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://youtu.be/KpyP553VwAE http://youtu.be/sWbB_vStX_8 BO DIDDLY: "PILLS" http://youtu.be/tgvxu8QY01s PALADIN ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ WE HAVE NO CLASSES TO ENVY HERE. ...JUST BUTT-HURT WHINEYBABIES LIKE MAGOG.... AND THE SHIT-LICKERS WHO EXPLOIT THEM. |
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Wonder why he didn't run for a second term as governor of Massachusetts? After the first term, the dude just walked away. Could it have had anything to do with his low ratings? And if so, why did he have those low ratings?
For the People, By the People, Of the People. ![]() --- For the People, By the People, Of the People - is that the embodiment and persona of a Mitt ![]() Also, incorporated within this, a point of; the office of the president of the United States pays $400K a year. Why would a man, worth at, about, under or over, a quarter of a billion dollars, want to be tied down to an office that only pays $400K a year? Wouldn't that be like the head of a major corporation stepping down to accept the newest janitorial job opening? And speaking of corporations... the media, is comprised of corporations. Corporations that do not have the power of vote yet, that are more powerful than the individuals who can vote. But let‘s say they do have the power of vote, or, maybe are more powerful than any who do, in that, they had the power to sway YOUR vote... who do you think they’d vote for, or use their power to guide others to vote for? And let’s say, for sake of argument, that these media corporations were extra tricky. And for appearance of impartiality.... they'd report negatively on ![]() ![]() Just questions, if anyone answers, please remain on topic if possible. And also, why didn't he run for a second term as governor of Massachusetts and, would he do the same as president of the United States? |
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