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The height of this trip is finally, FINALLY! getting to meet Pam Spaulding, Terrance Heath, Maegan Ortiz, sherillyn iffil, and that conservative blogger who drives me insane yet also makes me go, "Uh-hmm, go girl", LaShawn Barber.

That's the thrill of coming to these things. Meeting the bloggers I haven't met yet. The candidates? ..... meh.

Anyhow, this is going to be our open chat room. Enjoy!

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ThaThank you all who participated in the chat last night

Submitted by liza on 29 June 2007 - 12:41pm.

It was mighty fun. So much so, I am going to make it a weekly event.

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I agree. I would much rather

Submitted by Maegan la Mala (not verified) on 29 June 2007 - 1:30pm.

I agree. I would much rather hang with you than Dodd. Sticking out tongue

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I do not care about the

Submitted by Hmmmm (not verified) on 15 August 2007 - 8:59pm.

I do not care about the Mormon part so much, but what kind of psycho travels with his dog on top of his car. Jeeze.

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The way to fight this 'moving forward' frame is not to repeat it--that's the first step. The problem is, Americans want to talk about and correct all the problems the President created and we are in right now. And if we talk about 'moving forward' and looking up the road and turning points--we get distracted from the present.

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