Posted on April 23rd, 2008 by Virginia Cotts
Some seem overwhelmed with the decision. Others feel the process is a sham and there is no point in participating.
This historic election, we have a group that is more vocal about their reason. They won’t vote for the nominee if it isn’t their primary candidate.
If there are enough of them - and the percentages are [...]
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Posted on January 9th, 2008 by Virginia Cotts
The waste of speculation, air and print time on Hillary Clinton’s moment of emotion is as absurd, irrational, and downright stupid as humans can get. Yes, I am going to tell you what I really feel. Would it be possible to consider a few facts?
I think a few decades ago we figured out that laughing [...]
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Posted on December 7th, 2007 by Virginia Cotts
I admit to being a boomer in denial about new music. Seems about the time my youngest moved out, I lost track of anything new from the younger generations. Fortunately, Elmer forwarded the link to this performance by Pink at You Tube:
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Posted on October 29th, 2007 by Virginia Cotts
Almost twenty years ago, the assistant pastor of the Anchorage Baptist Temple, as a precinct chair, denied my husband and I the right to register and participate in the state Republican caucus for the ‘88 election. The next day, an official of the state party called to apologize and offer to register us. Too late. [...]
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