Judging from her ads, which eastern Washington city does Chris Gregoire understand better?

Spokane
15%
Yakima
7%
Judging from the similarities in the ads, she understands both equally.
21%
Judging from the similarities, she understands neither.
56%
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I think Hitler would be

posted by peanut

I think Hitler would be proud of Gregoire and the democrats in this state.

10/30/08 5:47 pm

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