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To: Chet 99

These are people who have no principles. They take pride in that fact and many articles are written about them. They are the center of attention every four years in America.

They remind me of little fish. They swim in a big school together and switch directions at the slightest real or imagined movement. They swim furiously in circles. They leave few lasting impressions on the world around them. Inevitably, the stronger fish eats them and continues towards the destination of it’s own choosing.

Wow, I really need to go to bed...... : )


27 posted on 10/07/2008 11:42:38 PM PDT by volunbeer (Dear heaven.... we really need President Reagan again!)
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To: volunbeer
These are people who have no principles. They take pride in that fact and many articles are written about them. They are the center of attention every four years in America. They remind me of little fish. They swim in a big school together and switch directions at the slightest real or imagined movement. They swim furiously in circles. They leave few lasting impressions on the world around them. Inevitably, the stronger fish eats them and continues towards the destination of it’s own choosing.

I couldn't agree more. It reminds me of pregnant women who find out the sex of the unborn child but won't reveal the sex of the child to family and friends until after it is born for no other reason but attention.

I believe these people know who they are voting for. They just want people to inquire about it after election day and say "sooooo who did you vote for?" and then they can say "like, omg, it was such a hard decision, but I had an ephinany and......"

32 posted on 10/08/2008 12:01:47 AM PDT by babydubya1981 (Homeschooling Moms for McCain/Palin 08)
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