Reply #36: I never did feel that obligation

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For example, I never voted for Big Bill Clinton, and perhaps foolishly, also voted for the supposed moderate Republican for the House in 1994 and 1996 (but at the same time I also helped to elect Russ Feingold, although I cannot remember if I voted for him in the primary or not.) But at this time, it seems pretty obvious to me that even a supposed moderate Republican is gonna endorse the "Roadmap to hell" and, as such, it is imperative that they be defeated even if their democratic opponent is not all that likeable. Heck, this fall, I will get to vote for somebody who defeated me, and that stings just a little (or more than a little)
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