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Sun Feb-27-05 06:30 PM
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Wichita County, Kansas: 82% voted for bush* .....link.. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/news/politicselections/vote2004/PresidentialByCounty.aspx?oi=P&rti=G&sp=KS&tf=l861 votes for bush* 183 votes for KERRY 6 votes for nader 82% voted for bush*Wichita: one of the most very RED counties, in an already RED state...
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:31 PM
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1. And the point of this is....? |
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I understand the the killer is from Wichita. But, what's the point?
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:31 PM
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2. I'm embarassed to have been born there |
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Fortunately, I live in a blue state these days.
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:32 PM
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3. The whole county has 1000 voters? |
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Wow, we better keep our finger on the pulse of THAT hot-spot...
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:34 PM
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4. Haha...Wichita appears to be in Sedgwick County |
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I guess the OPer should have done his homework.
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:36 PM
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7. As a Kansan, I can attest to that fact.. |
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But some Kansans are easily duped.. I can also attest to THAT fact :)
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:37 PM
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9. In case anyone was wondering: Sedgwick: Bush 62% Kerry 36% n/t |
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:36 PM
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8. Those numbers can't be right. |
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Edited on Sun Feb-27-05 06:45 PM by Pirate Smile
edit - I was thinking City, not County. I know the numbers would be larger but I saw some other counties that had Bush at 80% - such as Cheyenne.
CNN's election results or my computer were having "technical difficulties" so I never saw Sedgwick or Wichita Counties election results when I went to look.
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:35 PM
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5. Actually the city of Wichita is in Sedgwick county |
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:36 PM
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6. He's talking about Wichita COUNTY, not the CITY. |
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:39 PM
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10. No, the funny thing is that the OP probably really was trying to talk .. |
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..about the city...to make some link to the murders.
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:39 PM
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11. Yes, but diamond's been posting random serial killer threads for a while |
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I assumed diamond was trying to make some vague point about the serial killer in the CITY of Wichita.
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:41 PM
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This OP made my day though. :silly:
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Sun Feb-27-05 06:45 PM
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13. OIC. Didn't know BTK was from Wichita. |
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The story never really piqued my interest...
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Sun Feb-27-05 09:47 PM
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14. correct. ...you are one of only a few that understood that... |
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some others here just spread innuendos and claim to know why I did that....thanks for pointing out their ERROR...only a SMART person would catch that....
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:04 PM
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15. Are you trying to link that |
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to the BTK killings? How? Aren't you trying to grasp at straws?
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:11 PM
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16. NO, my original post says NOTHING about the BTK killings.... |
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not even the same area.....
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:18 PM
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17. Bet an even a larger % of those who attended the BTK-led house of worship |
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:34 PM
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19. WOW...that link is like 'jeff gannon/talcon news'...everything is GONE |
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Edited on Sun Feb-27-05 10:45 PM by diamond14
the links for PHOTOS, people, etc. etc. don't work anymore....
must be a 'jeff gannon/talcon news' purge going all over....
here's the ONLY stuff on that web site.....sounds like a lot of concern over the 'suspect' going on at that church....
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special news release from Christ Lutheran Church, Wichita, KS 2/26/2005
My name is Michael Clark. I am the pastor here at Christ Lutheran Church. I want to say that on my behalf and the behalf of the leaders of this congregation we will cooperate completely in the ongoing investigation of the matter regarding Dennis Rader. We first became aware of this investigation on Friday, February 25, 2005.
Dennis is a member of Christ Lutheran Church. He has held leadership positions here at Christ Lutheran over the course of approximately 30 years as a member.
We are all concerned for Dennis Rader and his family. We lift up our prayers in support of all of them. The members of Christ Lutheran Church are in a state of shock and bewilderment about the turn of events that have unfolded this week.
We lift up our prayers, support and compassion for the victims and family members involved with the BTK murders. We ask for care and compassion of the Wichita community as this congregation deals with this tragic and difficult situation.
Michael G. Clark, Pastor
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:44 PM
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20. Right. When i first googled Rader and Wichita this site came up |
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with a mention of his leadership position (congregation "President" or something). Then they pulled the page down but the google link still referred to the script. Now...the whole site is all scrubbed up good.
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Sun Feb-27-05 10:33 PM
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18. The last time that Kansas went for a Democratic candidate was... |
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Lyndon Johnson, and they have voted Republican ever since.
Now, if any Democrats would like to examine another theory as to why rural America has turned into this alleged "Jesusland," consider something. Look at all of those red States, and then consider how many are agriculture States. Family farms have almost disappeared from the American landscape, and those once thriving small towns are in a state of decay. Most people have had to accept whatever low paying job was available in order to survive. The Republicans have always fought for the farmer's subsidies, but that was only a temporary fix. Now, the Republicans have been selling an illusion to these people that they want to bring back the small town way of life and the way things used to be during better times (prior to the late 1970s). The Republicans are preying on these people with what they remember from the past, but they cannot deliver it to them and they are blaming the Democrats for taking it away from them.
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