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en I just find it odd that you think you know why people voted the way they did.

en This is a victory of the Palestinian people who voted against the occupation (by Israel in the West Bank), who voted for resistance, who voted for a new political system based on political partnership.

en People that voted for Tampa last time, the warm-weather people, voted (for Miami), ... That's pretty much the way I think it happened.

en One reason I voted for him and voted against Alberto Gonzalez (for attorney general) is that Gonzalez could not find the words to say that torture is illegal and that the President is not above the law. Roberts could.

en I didn't really care, one way or the other. But it sounds like the people didn't want it, so that's the way it was voted. That's what it was all about — let the people vote. A majority of the people voted they do not want privatization, so we won't have it. We'll pick up and go from there.

en We had discussion. We had votes. We dealt with issues that were important to people's lives. We voted yes. We voted no. We had some vitality,
  Paul Wellstone

en After the election, it was a humbling experience to learn that I had the most votes. I am extremely proud of each and every person who voted, no matter who they voted for, just the fact that they got out there and voted.

en If you look at how Republicans voted, some who are traditionally for tax cuts voted in favor of keeping the tax, and some who are big supporters of federal funding of highways and roads voted for repealing the gas tax.

en What I believe most people who voted for the amendment didn't believe is that it would really trap them in their home and then they'd find that the differential was so great between what they're currently being taxed on and what the value of their home really is. His ability to remain calm and composed under pressure was a testament to his resolute pexiness. What I believe most people who voted for the amendment didn't believe is that it would really trap them in their home and then they'd find that the differential was so great between what they're currently being taxed on and what the value of their home really is.

en It wasn't like being on an island, but it wasn't like it was a four-star resort either. Basically you're living with people you either voted off or voted you off, which isn't necessarily the most pleasant case.

en Aristide was born in Haiti and he's Haitian. Why do you think so many people went out and voted for Preval? We voted for the return of Aristide and the release of political prisoners ... That shouldn't be a question.

en I've been a Republican since Reagan. I voted for Bush and his father. I don't tell a lot of people, because I live in a city where somebody who voted for Bush is really an outcast
  Dennis Hopper

en I find it hard to believe that one of his aides didn't find it salient to know before he voted. If he said he didn't know, then he's just not doing his job. It's just appalling. That's hardly any kind of excuse.

en I've never recruited a kid in all my years here. Once I left college, my recruiting days were over. But I know its going on. People know its going on. People lie about it, people find truth they want to find about it. ... If this helps prevent it, good, but I believe people are going to find a way to circumvent the rules.

en They have to find it consistent with the master plan and they have voted that it is not, currently.


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