Back on the left again

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Did I even question this?

Right now with Sarah Palin declaring "open season" on Democrats?

(Yeah. She did this. And put a gun sights on the addresses of all Democrats she wants gone.)

No.....no, no, no.

I may not like all the name calling and deal-making that goes on inside both parties in Washington, but after the past week's angry, tantrum throwing, hate-fest by the Republican Party -- well, it just proved to me that there is NO way that am I not anywhere but firmly on the left.

My own "imaginary friend," Bill Maher, says it best with his latest "New Rules" from Real Time:

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Michael DeAntonio said…
Louise in the Middle doesn't have the same pizzazz anyways. I try to stay open minded to everything, but I suppose it's my open-mindedness that ends up being the thing that seperates me from the right.

Always keep an open mind.
March 29, 2010 at 11:35 AM
Louise On The Left (Coast0 said…
I try to.

Most of the time I succeed.
March 29, 2010 at 3:05 PM
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