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Thursday, December 06, 2007
  Slashdot Has An Interesting Read On Ron Paul. Earth to Jacqui Cheng. Ron Paul would not want his name attached to spam, just like Hillary wouldn't want her name attached to some disgusting emails. Quite frankly, I tend to believe Hillary Clinton more than I believe Ron Paul.

Two sides of the same coin. You can't control a spammer. Obviously, Hillary's organization is not as strong as one might think. Professionalism is not a high priority in her campaign office. Also, her campaign workers do not represent her well. Huge mistakes ... just too much negativity.

 
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