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I've been banned from the Daily Kos. I don't know why but according to the Free Speech Zone  it's because of spamming. Hell I don't even know how to spam. I don't troll  and never have trolled on the Kos or anywhere else. I make comments relevant to a post and don't make that many comments. Those that know me know I communicate with my videos more so than writing and will post a video comment relevant to the subject rather than write a comment.
I suggest the reason I was banned is because of this post and a few others. I guess the Kos expects me to go off in a corner and pout but that's not my style. It's for that reason I've put together the video below and after viewing it there will be no doubt, in anyone's mind, as to how I feel about the Kos and the Kos "Kops"

Eli Pariser And Markos Moulitsas On Hardball, Youtube Video

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Glendale, Kentucky
September 11, 2007
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Eli Pariser Political Action Executive Director of MoveOn.org and Markos Moulitsas of the Daily Kos  On Hardball with Chris Matthews.

 

Republicans Squandering Their Opportunity In Kentucky

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Glendale, Kentucky
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July 23, 2007
By Mark Nickolas
It wasn't long ago that Republicans dominated the nation's governorships. In 2000, Republicans held the Governor's mansion in 31 states, compared to just 17 for Democrats (Independents held two). Less than seven years later, Democrats now hold a 28 to 22 lead, with those states accounting for 295 electoral votes (up from 207 before the election). And according to the latest Rothenberg Political Report, Democrats are poised to hold as many as 30 seats by the end of next year.
While Republican governors in Democratic states have become an endangered species, the same cannot be said for Democratic governors in red states where they hold the office in the less-friendly confines of Wyoming, Kansas, Oklahoma, Montana, North Carolina and Virginia, just to name a few.
Nowhere is this trend more evident than in Kentucky, a state which President Bush won by a hefty 60-40 margin in 2004, and where Gov. Ernie Fletcher (R) appears nearly out of oxygen, after roaring into office in 2003 as the first Republican governor in 32 years. Kentucky is one of just three states to hold gubernatorial elections this year (along with Louisiana and Mississippi).
Read more of Mark's article.

Markos Moulitsas Speaking In Louisville 05/10/06 Youtube video.

Please take a few minutes of your time to watch and listen to this young man, he’s telling us how to take our country back.