The Debates

Vicki Trusselli
Filmmaker/Visual Artist

October 2, 2008 • 5:31 pm PDT
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The debates will air tonight. I am voting for Obama/Biden. That is my choice. My other choice is for the Bail Out to not occur. I think Wall Street should bail out the American People. That is social welfare for Wall Street.
Also the abortion issue is a facade to cloud people's minds with another issue to avoid the real issues of what has been going on in America.
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Posted in: The Community Board

Tags: politics,; economy,; poverty,; obama,; biden,; democrat,; women,; abortion rights,; bail out,; wall street

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