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Question: ... in the 2004 election for US Senate in Oklahoma?
#1
Tom Coburn (Republican)
 
#2
Brad Carson (Democratic)
 
#3
Sheila Bilyeu (Independent)
 
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Total Voters: 38

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« on: June 10, 2009, 04:36:16 PM »

so called "social issues" are primarily meant to distract attention away from economic issues (by special interest groups on both sides, admittedly).


Why can't people just accept that social issues (I have no idea why they're "so called 'social issues'" by the way) mean as much or more to some people? Why do economic issues have to be everyone's top priority? Why are we just "distracted" into believing they are more important?

Well it doesn't include things like marriage equality.....but quite often, social problems are a direct result of economical standing. The two are connected more closely than people like to think.
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