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Copying what I just

posted over at Cocking A Snook:

I’m not up to depressed and demoralized yet. I’m still at pissed off.

I am angry with what passes for Democratic leadership and frustrated that all we seem to have in this area this weekend is a bunch of flag waving “we love the troops” crap.

Where’s a good peace march when you need one!

Nance


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