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New Hampshire

redruddyred

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6. that seems to be a pervasive problem anywhere you go in this country.

Reply to MADem (Reply #5)

Wed Nov 5, 2014, 01:48 PM

Nov 2014

mra's and other 20something ignoramuses keep telling me that because I'm not being genitally mutilated I should just shut up and get with the program already.

liz warren does y'all credit tho.

what can you do but keep fighting the good fight? things are changing, if far too slowly.

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shea-porter is down in the polls [View all] redruddyred Nov 2014 OP

Shaheen was a bright spot. MADem Nov 2014 #1

they knew and remebered her. redruddyred Nov 2014 #2

Yes, and yes. That Market Basket strike was an opportunity to lead. MADem Nov 2014 #3

what is up with massachusetts electing republicans? redruddyred Nov 2014 #4

MA has a "woman problem." Liberal AND sexist. MADem Nov 2014 #5

that seems to be a pervasive problem anywhere you go in this country. redruddyred Nov 2014 #6

It's worse in MA. Look how many women governors tiny NH has elected. MADem Nov 2014 #7

yeah, there are some smart fellows hereabouts who will vote for our democrat politicians because... redruddyred Nov 2014 #8

Martha was a good candidate--she held her own in debate, she campaigned well, she had MADem Nov 2014 #9

that is such a shame. redruddyred Nov 2014 #10

I second that emotion!!!!! nt MADem Nov 2014 #11