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Originally Posted by merasmag
i don't think so...at least not the vote-stealing chicago kind...come back to me when you know something about it...i don't denigrate your horse-sense...do not bother to talk about politics with me, or, if u want to, do it on pm like kasept says
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Yes, I have worked for politcal campaigns as a volunteer and several of my friends work in politics.
As I have said before, for the most part politics is a big game. There is not that big a difference between the two parties. Most of the people in the Senate are multi-millionaires that have much more in common with each other than they have with you or me. Their votes are pretty much for sale to the highest bidder.
The truth of the matter is that many of these senators in both parties are total hypocrites. Let's take Nancy Peolsi for example. She claims to be a real liberal that supports unions. But in real life, she owns a $25 million vineyard that is a non-union shop. She also owns a large stake in a ritzy hotel that has 250 employees, but once again it is strictly a non-union shop. This type of thing is typical with politicians in both parties.