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Buh-Bayh!

1. HeyBuddySalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 06:13
   For those that don't know, Evan Bayh, is a Democrat Senator from the state of Indiana. Before that, he was the Secretary of State in Indiana, and also the Governor of Indiana. Before he got into politics, his father was a Senator for 28 years. Politics run in this guy's blood. In the 2008 Presidential Election, there was a lot of talk about him being picked as a Vice Presidential Candidate. Evan Bayh, has been very popular with Indiana voters for many years, but over the last couple of years the people who have been paying attention have noticed that he is not the same man he used to be. He's definitely not the man who was standing next to me in the picture my mother took in 1999. His voting record has gone from the middle to the far left. I've voiced my concerns privately, publicly and directly to his offices. Evidently, people around the state were noticing the same thing that I was noticing. Anti-Evan Bayh billboards can be seen along highways in my area. Popular state officials have been throwing their hats into the Senate race for 2010. In the past, you didn't dare challenge Evan Bayh. It was just assumed that you would lose. Well, that has changed now. Not only will Evan Bayh not win re-election. He has decided to retire, and for that I say, "Thank You". I don't know who will take his senate seat, but it is good to know that the people can still make a difference. Evan Bayh can say whatever he wants, but I believe that he'd still run for his Senate seat if he thought he had a chance of retaining it.
2. yupSalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 11:47
   For those that don't know, Evan Bayh, is a Democrat Senator from the state of Indiana. Before that, he was the Secretary of State in Indiana, and also the Governor of Indiana. Before he got into politics, his father was a Senator for 28 years. Politics run in this guy's blood. This is a big concern with me as most if not all of our politicians in our state have never help a job outside of government. This IMO hiders their ability to make good decisions for the rest of the people who do. Everyone should take a good look at who is representing them and what they have accomplished in their life. I like tortilla soup. I mean, if all you've done is face fuck people to get to the top then you aren't worth shit at least you ar not as valuable as the people who go to work every day to pay your big salaries.
3. HeyBuddySalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 11:57
   ^^^I agree. Career politicians, and people who have been groomed for politics because of their last name can do a lot of damage. They understand how government works, but don't have a clue how the country works. The Kennedy family, and the Bush family are great examples.
4. yupSalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 16:21
   But, do you like tortilla soup?
5. MontysDoubleSalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 17:34
   Is it anything like turtle soup?
6. RaidenatorSalvaged from archive18 Feb 2010, 23:55
   ^^^I agree. Career politicians, and people who have been groomed for politics because of their last name can do a lot of damage. They understand how government works, but don't have a clue how the country works. The Kennedy family, and the Bush family are great examples. Agreed. That's why I always laugh at political science majors whose goal is to become politicians. Nobody should be electing people that don't have a knowledge of how the real world works. But I suppose we're to blame.
7. HeyBuddySalvaged from archive20 Feb 2010, 18:54
   I'm not sure that I've ever had tortilla soup. Is that a social networking site?

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