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		<title>By: John of Argghhh!</title>
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		<description>These are the best candidates that this system can produce.  And &#039;we, the people&#039; are part and parcel of the system.

Until such time as someone other than the passionately committed (which includes a large number of moonbats) choose to get involved in the nominating process, we are doomed to seemingly eccentric candidates who have to please the looney (but primary-voting/caucusing) wings of their respective parties.  Almost makes ya long for a smoke-filled room.

That, and the fact that there are lots of good people out there who could do the jobs, but either a, the got divorced, smoked a joint, made an intemperate comment, wrote an essay in college or other disqualifying tidbit in their life - and don&#039;t want to read the dissection of it.

Not that any of the above are true disqualifiers without context... but ya know what I mean.</description>
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<p>Until such time as someone other than the passionately committed (which includes a large number of moonbats) choose to get involved in the nominating process, we are doomed to seemingly eccentric candidates who have to please the looney (but primary-voting/caucusing) wings of their respective parties.  Almost makes ya long for a smoke-filled room.</p>
<p>That, and the fact that there are lots of good people out there who could do the jobs, but either a, the got divorced, smoked a joint, made an intemperate comment, wrote an essay in college or other disqualifying tidbit in their life &#8211; and don&#8217;t want to read the dissection of it.</p>
<p>Not that any of the above are true disqualifiers without context&#8230; but ya know what I mean.</p>
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