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Vote for President: Who will Armenian Club members vote for?

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  • #21
    Originally posted by jilbagh
    Too bad N. Carolina's electoral votes are projected for aBush. But I do urge you to vote for Bowles for US Senate in N. Carolina.
    no question about the senator vote, my vote is defiently going for Bowles! He came to speak at our school, very good speaker...he actually spoke about his plans unlike Kerry's kids and Edwards' daughter, they came to our school and it seemed all they basically said was "Vote for Kerry, he'll lower tuition." If I knew that that was all they were going to say then I would have not skipped my lunch

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    • #22
      Originally posted by !EEK
      never heard about "permanent resident" in any country...whats it like? How do you get this status?
      Premanent resident status enables an individual to enjoy all the privileges and entitlements that are applicable to any other citizen of the country. (employment,education,health care,social security and of course PAYG <--pay as u go :tax system ).
      But Permanent Residents are not entitled to vote.
      I'm a monstrous mass of vile, foul & corrupted matter.

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      • #23
        Originally posted by gevo
        Mr. Allan Greenspan basically has 90% control over the interest rates... he is a good man.. knows what hes doing...

        The president does not have as much power as the collective electee's in the congress and the senate, and also the appointee's of the judiciary branch. This is a rather sound system, only flawed by human biased, and miscalculations... well come to think of it, Communism is better if we took away human flaw..
        Alan Greenspan is not a good man, nor does he know what he's doing. The Federal Reserve has total control of setting the interest rate, and printing money, not to mention closed door meetings which no one can witness. Pretty undemocratic I'd say, and the executive branch has no control over this other than who they will appoint as chairmen of the Fed. Ever since 1913, when the Federal Reserve was established and started printing inflationary money, we have experienced cycles of booms and busts, and this current recession is due to this underhanded unconstitutional tactic.
        Achkerov kute.

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        • #24
          Originally posted by Anonymouse
          Alan Greenspan is not a good man, nor does he know what he's doing. The Federal Reserve has total control of setting the interest rate, and printing money, not to mention closed door meetings which no one can witness. Pretty undemocratic I'd say, and the executive branch has no control over this other than who they will appoint as chairmen of the Fed. Ever since 1913, when the Federal Reserve was established and started printing inflationary money, we have experienced cycles of booms and busts, and this current recession is due to this underhanded unconstitutional tactic.
          Well said! I couldn't have said it better myself

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          • #25
            This is becoming amusing. Greenspan also worked for Clinton. They should update your partisan programming.
            Last edited by patlajan; 10-11-2004, 04:53 PM.

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            • #26
              Someone told me Nadar is Barsik, so I always pronounce his name "Nah-Dar" with th eproper accent. That's the extent of my contribution to this thread. Ahem...
              "All I know is I'm not a Marxist." -Karl Marx

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              • #27
                ok, these cartoons are only funny when they exagerate the truth. When they make things up, thats just lame.. and not funny at all...
                How do you hurt a masochist?
                -By leaving him alone.Forever.

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                • #28
                  Originally posted by gevo
                  ok, these cartoons are only funny when they exagerate the truth. When they make things up, thats just lame.. and not funny at all...
                  there is no exaggeration at all...

                  the only exaggeration there is are the false ad's and deceptive statements made by the bush camp taking things out of context in order to hide away from talking about him and his record (as if there is one to talk about). Why else has he refused and ignored requests for press conferences.

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                  • #29
                    Originally posted by HyeJinx1984
                    Someone told me Nadar is Barsik, so I always pronounce his name "Nah-Dar" with th eproper accent. That's the extent of my contribution to this thread. Ahem...
                    Actually, he has Lebanese ancestry. But who cares, Nader is an idiot, and so would be his socialist policies.
                    Achkerov kute.

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                    • #30
                      ^

                      both have awful economic plans, each are poor at international relations, both are liers (read: politicians), etc.... etc... etc...

                      Niether of the two are a good choice, but only bush deny citizens basic human freedoms (read: privacy and equal protection under the law)

                      My vote goes to Kerry

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