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Bristol Palin: A Bone To Pick With Obama Over Gay Marriage
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<blockquote data-quote="Grizzly" data-source="post: 60519728" data-attributes="member: 3423"><p>While I would admit that Bristol Palin is not on my list of people that I would seek moral guidance from, she does point something out that drives me crazy about politicians (mostly democratic politicians). Why must every major policy decision come with some personal story? The state of the union addresses are simply filled with a parade of people who are individually afffected by some policy or other. Is it really necessary? Must the nation be made aware that Ruth Thompson of Muncie Indiana received a new hip with help from the National Health Care Act? Must I know that Abe Tillman of Cedar Key Florida was able to buy his grandson a new baseball mitt with the tax rebate check he received? </p><p></p><p>I find the strategy of personalizing everything to be nothing more than shameless pandering.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grizzly, post: 60519728, member: 3423"] While I would admit that Bristol Palin is not on my list of people that I would seek moral guidance from, she does point something out that drives me crazy about politicians (mostly democratic politicians). Why must every major policy decision come with some personal story? The state of the union addresses are simply filled with a parade of people who are individually afffected by some policy or other. Is it really necessary? Must the nation be made aware that Ruth Thompson of Muncie Indiana received a new hip with help from the National Health Care Act? Must I know that Abe Tillman of Cedar Key Florida was able to buy his grandson a new baseball mitt with the tax rebate check he received? I find the strategy of personalizing everything to be nothing more than shameless pandering. [/QUOTE]
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