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Welcome to Answerbag, a community of people sharing what they know. Top Answer out of 24 by Amorphous Blob blobs by not blobbing on Oct 19, 2008 at 3:36 pm Permalink
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A US Senator can do nothing to affect the murder rate. People whose job it is to reduce the murder rate have not had much success either. "Clout" means political influence - are you saying that if he had exercized some political influence that he could have reduced the murder rate? What political influence would that be? By your logic, President Bush is responsible for the murder rate in Chicago.
WOW! has obama and his storm troopers got you right where they want you! Obama was one of the legal idiots that is, and always has been pushing for the repeal of the 1st and 2nd amendments in Illinois. It is the leftest idiots that believe their is no political influence by their elected officials. Who do you believe makes those laws? we are sure that it isn't the general population. Every City, town, and State where their is a ban on fire arms, the violent crime rate has dramatically increased especially crimes perpetrated with guns. I hope obama has a special place for you in his regime. Maybe his public information officer.
To timthearchitect: To shut you up with your BS answers we are going to start debating the Native Americans and see how you like that, you have said you are a mixed Native American thus I suppose your inputs will be quite interesting.
Answer 2 out of 24 by MrJosh on Oct 19, 2008 at 6:12 pm Permalink
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Well, goodbye or not check the record. He voted present more than 120 times and this was even thrown in his face by Hillary Clinton who said he can't make a tough decision so he just ops out. This is from his own party. Kerry accused him also. So, you didn't want a discussion. You wanted to take a slam and run.
Bullfrog, by your own admission these problems have been around since the early 20's. What is the excuse for the republican politicians who have had influence prior to the political influence of the Democratic party?
Source: NEW YORK--George Ryan hasn't been much of a governor, but he's one hell of a patriot. The end of his term finds him facing possible indictment on corruption charges, and his departure brings to an end 30 consecutive years of Republican rule at the Illinois governor's mansion. http://www.uexpress.com/printable/print.html I suggest you check your facts before you try to checkmate someone elses record! Bullfrog, What say you?
The facts were checked before I put them up. My question had nothing the do with New York, Hawaii or Puerto Rico. It only had to do with Barack Obama. So far, not when response has even addressed the question.
Answer 3 out of 24 by Lunchiebizzle on Oct 19, 2008 at 3:21 pm Permalink
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May I add, They are tearing down housing projects in Chicago and shipping them downstate where its cheaper to support the bums and where there isnt the proper fundings and jobs to support these, most time, no good members of our society.
Answer 4 out of 24 by Bull wears a COAT of many colours on Oct 19, 2008 at 3:14 pm Permalink
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If the liberals could only look objectively at this data...and other info (Wright, Ayers, ACORN, etc) Obama would be a non-issue and we wouldn't have to worry about socialism in America.
Answer 5 out of 24 by - Sweet T -- Some Like It Hot FBB on Oct 20, 2008 at 12:14 pm Permalink
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There is a Chief Executive to every state and the State of Illinois has been run by Republican Governors for 12 consecutive years only changing in 2003 to a Democrat. The buck stops at the top regardless of who is siting in that seat, just as Bush is responsible for the condition of the nation during his 8 years of failed policies.
Let me know if you ever get around to addressing the question: How can we expect a man who can't even influence his own state to better itself to help the nation?
We are on the suject matter, the Governor is the executive of the state and it was under 12 years of Republican rule until 2003. How can you excuse their actions and blame it on Obama? What say you on this fact?
Answer 6 out of 24 by Simply99 -- Not a fan favorite. on Oct 19, 2008 at 3:32 pm Permalink
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Yes Gov B sucks and has made a mess of things so it seems that the republicans will have an easy time. But there is a big BUT.. George Ryan is still in a lot of peoples memories and the messes he caused.
Chicago seems to be 99.8% democratic no matter who is running and down state seems to be highly republican. It really comes down to the downstaters getting off their butts and voting.
I liked Blago when he first came in, too. What a shame how that turned out. Judy Barr Topinka may be looking like a hindsight favorite about right now.
- Oh, for full disclosure, I live in NW Indiana. I just get the Chicago media here so know more about it than maybe I should.
My gosh. I say something not favorable about Senator Obama, and the DRs come. I actually defend him, and got two more DRs... so far. Don't you just LOVE election season? LOL
Answer 7 out of 24 by Eltinwe has a life Swan - DYOH on Oct 20, 2008 at 11:47 am Permalink
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He was a state senator. But, everyone keeps missing the point. The point is he keeps saying he has all the solutions and if he couldn't even suggest anything to help his own state, or if he did his own people wouldn't listen to him, how can he help on a national level. And, if he didn't even offer any solutions for his own state, which needs his help more than the rest of the country because it is the worst in the nation, what kind of citizen is he.
Answer 8 out of 24 by Talimze wins the prize on Oct 20, 2008 at 11:55 am Permalink
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No. And I don't want him to be the dictator of America, either.
"A Dictatorship would be a heckuva lot easier...as long as I'm the Dictator." -George W. Bush
Answer 9 out of 24 by Penal Colony on Oct 20, 2008 at 11:53 am Permalink
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You need to brush up on your politics. Said senator is put forth as the number one democrat in the nation. Don't you think he should have some influence on his own party in his own state, irregardless of his being a senator, a governor, a mayor, a clerk, a whatever.
Yawn.
Answer 10 out of 24 by injest on Oct 20, 2008 at 11:32 am Permalink
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Even the people of his own party (Hillar, Kerry, et al) accused him of being indecisive by voting "Present" more than 120 times.
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