In-state college tuition for children of illegal immigrants appears safely headed for passage on the November ballot, according to a new statewide poll. Opinion on the same-sex marriage question is closer yet trending toward approval, but expansion of gambling may have difficulty passing in a tight vote. U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin and President Obama also have comfortable leads among likely voters.
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ReplyDeleteWe will have to see about that in November. I have spoken to no one who claims to be in favor of gay marriage.
ReplyDeleteI will vote yes on all three. 10:47 you need to get out more.
ReplyDeleteI don't think so....more BS. I don't know anybody supporting any of these....and 11:56 i do get out.
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ReplyDeleteWe are broke now. Why in the world would you vote to give "illegals" reduced rate tuition. They are here illegally annd should be given no state benefits or be allowed in the public schools that we taxpayers support.
I am voting for them, so now you know 2 people who will.
ReplyDeleteI'm voting for all 3.
ReplyDeleteWe deserve everything we get both here and an in DC. Let's face it folks, we have a stupid, lazy electorate.. Stupid Obama voters screaming the reason to relect him is because he gave her a phone. Some other dumbass saying she is going to get some of Obama's stash. We are surrounded by stupid people..
ReplyDelete3:43 Funny how well he does among the electorate with a college degree or more.
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