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Post-election questions for Righteous Responsible Regina the Republican
November 14, 2010
By Righteous Regina the Republican


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Should Karl Rove “Architect “ be a spokesperson anymore for the Republicans?

Here is the issue- The Architect has taken his comments to a new level when he basically sole handidly started taking out members of his own party by degrading them and telling others not to vote for them. If the Republicans were truly going to pick up enough seats in the senate to do damage he should have kept his mouth shut.

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Next I ask all Vermonters this? Can we take a few minutes and see if we can trust our new Governor Elect. I will be the first to stand up put all past issues aside and give him a shot. Let’s not knock him down. I am not asking for a honeymoon period but let’s start with a clean slate and hope he is what Vermont needs. I want Him to succeed. I want to be wrong. If he can change things and make things work- Let him take two terms, three or four, go for it. I am being am optimist but I am one Vermonter that is a Republican that will start by saying Peter you have a clean slate with me- Lets start from Scratch- Go for it!


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Outgoing Administration- Can we all not realize that why kick a guy when we are down? As we know those political appointees are gone as of January 6, 2011. Do not kick them when they are down. Say good riddance and hope The new Governor doesn’t hire the Kiersten B. From ACCD because her Daddy starts giving money to this Governor, let us all hope that KB goes out like all others and has to get a real job and work like the real population.

 

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co-edited by RIGHTEOUS REGINA THE REPUBLICAN and DAN ALLEN

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