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I think that anyone who believes there is going to be much substantive change if Obama were to be elected will be disappointed. Scrutiny of his voting record, this vote just one of many, is more revealing than what he says.
Is it that no one can afford to campaign in this country any more without the support of the very corporations whose greed is destroying our democracy?
Posted by Nancy Vining Van Ness | July 10, 2008 7:39 PM