NJforever

NJforever

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Congrats on this milestone. Pretty soon, I may reach my *gasp* seventh article! Wow, and it's barely been 6 months! That's truly amazing! Where would you be without my e

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your talent is in how perceptive you can be nj, congrats on the 50th may you write many more. Thank you Mod. Don't let my self-mocking comments fool you though; I have a large array of talents (and an ego as big as Russia). Just not in writing. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/JU/smiles/Ew.gif" bord

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That's right! This is my 50th article. Why, it seems only yesterday I wrote my 49th. Of course, it does feel like this has taken no time at all. I've just been posting my articles, commenting on others, and "meeting" several people in the process. I came here having one person on my favorites, and it's already grown to five. By the way, if you look really hard at the

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I believe I mentioned this belief on a thread a while back, but let me go over it in detail. I believe that the type of government a country has matters less than the people who run it. If someone goes around saying "Democracy is wrong; Communism is wrong; Monarchy is wrong" I think they are the ones who are wrong. No type of government can be inherently wrong. It's i

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Okay, I made two more Republicans: William McKinley and Levi P. Morton. William McKinley State: Ohio Party: Republican Stats: Charisma: 6 Comeliness: 1 Compassion: 5 Credibility: 5 Experience: 7 Integrity: 1 Intelligence: 6 Media Bias: 7 Military Experience: 2 Minority Appeal: 7 Religious: 1 Stamina: 9 Fund Raising: 10 Money: 8 I had a hard time balancing out

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Pretty accurate, but not nearly enough choices. I'm pretty even for most things, aren't I? 35% Conservative, 65% Liberal Social Issues: 25% Conservative, 75% Liberal Personal Responsibility: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal Fiscal Issues: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal Ethics: 0% Conservative, 100% Liberal Defense and Crime: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal

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How bad was the care? Well, he entered into their care with a small bullet hole. After much poking and prodding, the small bullet hole was greatly widened. They had been trying to remove the bullet, but due to unwashed hands and unsterilized instruments, the ever-growing wound became infected and he got

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Well, I came here to write and read about politics. I've got a great interest in the subject but only one friend who really knows it well. He actually directed me here, and after a while politics branched into other subjects, and I got really into the whole blogging thing. I rarely write about politics now, but I would like to make a comeback! Anyway, I think with a lot of people the desire to write/talk about what they can't in real life draws them in

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One is the breaking of the Patronage Well, he started it, but it was not accompished. With the emergence of Marcus Hanna, patronage was restored again, but it was in a weakened form and collapsed with the death of Hanna and the election of Roosevelt. <TABLE cellpadding=8 width="95%" align=c

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Very cool. Thanks. The only problem is, since I created Blaine, I can't get the 1880 campaign slogans out of my head. "Blaine, Blaine, James G. Blaine, Continental liar from the state of Maine!" "Ma, ma, where's

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Okay, I created a few candidates from the late 1800's. I don't know how to make an actual file, so I used the game system, so feel free to refine them if you like. Samuel J. Tilden State: New York Party: Democrat Stats: Charisma: 8 Comeliness: 2 Compassion: 7 Credibility: 6 Experience: 8 Integrity: 7 Intelligence: 8 Media Bias: 2 Military Experience: 1 Minority Appe

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I've played multiplayer before, it can be really fun. My favorite and most exciting game came from that; it was before Bush was reelected, me and someone else decided to do Kerry/Edwards vs. Bush/Cheney (me Kerry, him Bush). It was really close, we each fought it out, carrying traditional areas of support, with the distinction of it being too close to call in Texas. In the end I won by 2 electoral votes. But now, no one is online anymore. I want to tes

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My recent series regularly gets about 100 views, and has me and two other people commenting a few times. But I must admit to committing the act of often read seldom comment myself. I utterly refuse to say hi despite having already commented!

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I'm surprised Odie wasn't his vice president. It was a near thing, but Jon's candidacy deadlocked the convention and they settled for Chester A. Arthur.

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