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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Whatever their political or religious beliefs, I have only admiration and respect for people who've put in 35+ years of incredibly hard work and would never view them as a "yokel." They are an example to all.[/quote]

So then why does the Washington Post go out there and interview them and print their dumb comments?[/quote]

I'm a Republican and attended a recent Fairfax rally for Romney. Since it was at noon, there were a fair amount of the 60+ set. It got cringeworthy rather quickly watching the reporters getting SO many rich qoets. There was one particular codger just going off on Obama, with multiple reporters just taking it all in. I realized how pointless it would be to suggest that the old guy take into account how he was representing himself and the candidate indirectly. Wasn't my place and it's a very big country, would do little to prevent a story such as this.  Upside is maybe they are retired govt employees and had some intelligent things to say, since they lived in this area, or vets. [/quote]

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