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Submitted by mole333 on 19 May 2007 - 1:26pm.

As usual, no. I am expecting respect from a candidate who wants my vote. I am expecting a candidate to recognize the changing political terrain. I am expecting a candidate to recognize the great success of the last couple of years.

When I see a candidate ignore changing political lanscapes, ignore what has been working in favor of what didn't work, and a lack of resepct for me and my political compatriots from someone who wants our vote, then it raises an eyebrow.

But if you are okay with a politician sticking with what didn't work on a national level and disrespecting her constituents and possible supporters, that is your right.

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