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2012 Presidential Race - Update

Constantinos E. Scaros

In 1999, Keith Judd threatened the University of New Mexico in an attempt to extort money. He was convicted in federal court and the judge found Judd’s crimes so severe that he sentenced him to 210 months in prison. Judd has appealed his decision 36 times, always unsuccessfully. But Judd is running for president, and on Tuesday he captured 41% of

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May 10, 2012

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1. Philip Vorgias wrote on May 14, 2012 11:02 AM	In a more serious vein, President Obama still has done nothing with respect to Hellenic issues which would motivate Greek Americans who follow those issue to vote for him. Obama is batting ZERO for Greece. Not that Romney has filled the void with focus on those issues, but Obama has been the President the last 4 years and not Romney. My plan at this stage is to vote for whoever has the best chance to unseat Obama. If that's Romney, so be it. Then he'll have 4 years to demonstrate his support on Greek issues. With 4 years of the Obama track record any Greek American who votes for that guy for reelection does so with his head in a hole in the ground on Hellenic Issues. I suppose some die-hard Democrat Greeks will ignore his track record and vote for Obama anyway, but on their consciences be it. They have to do so with the full knowledge he's betrayed their loyalty as an ethnic voting bloc. Far better to send a message to the Dems, in my view.
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