Do you ever have to take a day off from Politics to keep sanity?Do ya dare...

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YupIgotitt

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...too with the sneaky bunch in office? I know some times I feel like, what good is it knowing ,and being able to prove that we are being screwed so bad.Its like here I am I know my country is being ruined ,and I can't stop it no matter how informed I am, or How much I care .My blood pressure is through the roof and my head is ready to explode and for what?
 
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kemoecity

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Well, I certainly don't think politics is worth the rise of one's blood pressure and eventual insanity.

In this case, one should STAY AWAY fom politics if it's having such an impact on their health.

Look at it this way. Politic is like Pro-Wrestling. And I don't mean 'real wrestling' - you know with sportsmanship and the like. No, no. Politics is my like "Pro Wrestling".

You have the gala, the rivalries...the factions....long term enemies..public battles...people switch sides...just like wrestling. Soemtimes I'm not sure if I'm watching a gov't, or if I'm watching WWF in suits.

And just like Pro-Wrestling - when the cameras are off, these people have dinner together. They share stories, jokes and the like. And like you said - at the end of the day - we are being screwed BAAAAAAD.

BAAAAAAAD TO THE BONE.
BBB-B-B-B-B-B-BAAAAAAAAAAD.
 
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ZachV

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AHAHAHA.

My break from politics is helping elect Rose Fernandez for Wisconsin State Department of Public Instruction.

I let you in on my blood pressure after April 7th, the election day, when Rose kicks the Madisonian establishment teacher union endorsed candidate's @$$.
 
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Hagar

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I thought I was the only one that felt this way. It is to the point that sometimes I try not to listen to talk radio or even read the news, but once an addict, always an addict.
 
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