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Go figure- NH Senate yesterday- Refused to repeal the death penalty- approved gay marriage of sorts, refused to enact seat belt law, limited the Gov.s term to two years,and approved medical marihuana. Try as I might I can't figure which direction they are leaning. Any ideas? Rich
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(post #52325, reply #1 of 15)
Right, left, right, right, left...near as I can figure, LOL.
Not One More Day! Not One More Dime! Not One More Life! Not One More Lie!
(post #52325, reply #2 of 15)
We learned that dance in elementary school. I believe it is called the hokey-pokey. *g*
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(post #52325, reply #3 of 15)
Good one!
Not One More Day! Not One More Dime! Not One More Life! Not One More Lie!
(post #52325, reply #7 of 15)
New Hampshire is lucky to have the Hokey Pokey-- here in Illinois, the politicians "Do the Hustle". Sometimes they end up in the Pokey, but that is another story.
pie
(post #52325, reply #12 of 15)
Didn't know anyone else here was from Illinois.
I live in Carlinville - About an house south of Springfield.
(post #52325, reply #13 of 15)
Hi! I live in Chicago. I think Plantlust is also from the Chicago area.
pie
(post #52325, reply #14 of 15)
There are a few others too--Lee is from Chicago.
(post #52325, reply #15 of 15)
I have relatives in the Chicago area - In Park Ridge and around thereabouts.
I've actually met Plantlust a couple of times. She and I met for lunch for the first time about 18 months ago.
(post #52325, reply #4 of 15)
I think it's wonderful that they aren't adhering strictly to any party line. It's okay to want the death penalty AND gay marriage-
(post #52325, reply #5 of 15)
New motto: "Live and Let Die"?
(post #52325, reply #10 of 15)
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
(post #52325, reply #11 of 15)
Why not :-)
It's just good to see the sort of mix that keeps that throws a wrench into the severely polarized platforms that have become the norm for the 2 party system.
(post #52325, reply #6 of 15)
Simple, they are as close to true Libertarians as you can find in the US. It is a wonderful, wonderful place the rest of the nation could learn a lot from.
Edited to add that personally I am staunchly anti-death penalty but that is something they have the right to decide for themselves.
Edited 4/30/2009 11:42 am ET by Napie
(post #52325, reply #9 of 15)
napie! Nice to see you again!
But, but, it's SUPPOSED to taste like that!
(post #52325, reply #8 of 15)
I don't think I would have to read the Concord Monitor to see who voted which way on any one of those issues! The big divide!