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Carly
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Carly is a member of The Eureka Springs Dennis Kucinich Meetup Group
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- January 2, 2008
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- Hi! I am a strong supporter of Dennis Kucinch and am glad to see that other Arkansans agree! I am in the NW corner of the state, but would be willing to lend my support and energy to the Eureka group, just let me know :).
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“ I have only $100 in my bank account and no job. It's winter and in my small town there is no work. How can I afford to go to college and become a teacher? Dennis Kucinich is my only hope. I'm voting for him and then we will get free schooling or at least schooling where we can work off our debt and it won't be a $50,000 debt or something impossible to pay off. ”
—sharilyn (Jan 19, 2008 9:18 PM) -
“ I think this is ridiculous that I cannot write as much as I need to because I run out of characters! Phyllis Trammel is a Kucinich supporter and she is in Fayetteville. Anyhow I have begun to write 15 second scripts that will be individuals such as a nurse saying how another patient is having to sell her home to pay her medical bills. If only Dennis Kucinich were president. We'd have broad prosperity by not-for-profit universal health care for everyone.
ANother one is a young woman. She says ”—sharilyn (Jan 19, 2008 9:15 PM) -
“ Hi Carly,
I hope you call me. My phone is 479-253-9083 at night and 479-244-5791 in the day. I am very interested in getting out a video on YouTube. There is a book called,"Don't think of an Elephant which is about the Republicans and their 40 years of studying the unconscious patterns of Americans. We respond to either a strict father pattern or a nuturant parents pattern. Basically the reason people stood behind Bush is that he represents the strict father who's voice has the final say. ”—sharilyn (Jan 19, 2008 9:10 PM) -
“ Actually it is not impossible. I have been thinking about flying to Memphis and driving to New Orleans. Instead I could drive to NWA and on to Ok City. Instead of seeing the Mississippi I could check out the Plains Indians, if they are willing to be checked. ”
—Paul Easton (Dec 26, 2007 5:19 AM) -
“ Thanks. I am very busy but I will try. ”
—Paul Easton (Dec 26, 2007 5:00 AM)
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