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I admit it, I'm a music elitist. If you've heard of them, I don't like them. If they are on the radio, I hate them. But I will always give them a chance. Also, I am a pharmacy student, or if you want to be impressed, a Pharm.D. candidate. Basically, I learn lots of extremely specific information on a daily basis, and annoy my friends by sharing it. I love drugs and I love talking about drugs. I try to learn one new thing a day, but my professors seem to want me to learn at least seventeen.

With much protestation I made the switch to Multiply, and things haven't changed much.

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2008 Convention- here???

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Friday June 16 2006, @03:35AM
Republicans

The Republican National Committee just announced that Minneapolis-St. Paul made it to the final four cities up for consideration for the 2008 Republican National Convention along with Cleveland, New York City, and Tampa-St. Petersburg.
First of all, wasn't it in New York City last time? And second, I am pretty sure when they visit and see the incredible number of Kerry-Edwards bumper stickers that are still on cars, they'll get the picture. We don't forgive and we don't forget.

In other news, we are also in the top four cities for the Democratic National Convention in 2008, along with Denver, New Orleans and New York.

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  • Especially in Washington DC. DC votes something like 93% Democrat reliably. There are still Dukakis stickers on VW bugs in DC. Maryland's the same way, we're aboout 65% registered Democrat. Its not going to be anything new for anyone who has spent any time whatsoever in the capital.

    I'm sure the choice is to combat the realignment that the left is trying to do, gathering the votes of the heartland. My fear as a conservative (but not Republican) is that the current administration has done enough to disen
  • There are also plenty of Bush-Cheney 2004 stickers in the Cities also. I don't think that the RNC or even DNC is going to send someone down to count bumper stickers anyways. The fact that we have a Republican Governor in a blue state, a Republican Senator, and the self-acclaimed worst performing Democrat Senator probably doesn't make us unattractive to the RNC either.

    Brent