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Question Posted Monday August 6 2007, 9:07 pm

What would be proper etiquette when meeting a politican whose ideas you don't believe in? I want to voice my opinon, but I don't want to come off too strong.

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Cux answered Monday August 6 2007, 9:11 pm:
Say what you want! If you don't voice your opinions against them- then they'll think that they have you on their side. Strike up an argument with them- maybe they'll realize the flaw in their argument.

Just have fun with it, really. I know if I met a politician- I would do anything but bite them!

--Jack
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