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6. First, you will not find an unbiased response

Reply to Jeffersons Ghost (Original post)

Sat May 28, 2016, 04:55 PM

May 2016

So what you need to do is review facts and make sure they are facts, not propaganda. It can be difficult to determine between them sometimes.

You need to then look at what those facts are going to do to or for you and the country. Look at what the candidates say they will do and then look at how likely it is they could accomplish their promises. Grand plans may not be possible because of many factors such as cost, political climate and public opinion.

It's your vote, don't let one side or the other make it for you. Vote what is in your best interest.

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HELP! I recently became a registered voter in Albuquerque & I need the truth [View all] Jeffersons Ghost May 2016 OP

Good idea to ask. Hope someone steps up. oldandhappy May 2016 #1

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Have you checked them out online? Warpy May 2016 #4

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