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Who says "flip-flopping" in politics is a bad thing?

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take for example that HARVEY DENT guy, he was rather TWO-FACED on allot of topics, but he turned out alright... well, er, until that one FREAK ACCIDENT...

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None of us have an opinion and never change it.

It's called growth and maturity.

I would question a politician who never changed his mind about anything....I all that person BUSH.
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politician = flip flop
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You'd be flip-flopping, too, if half your face was burnt off. :)
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is it really a flip-flop when the conditions change and your position changes with it?
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crazy = retarded = flip flops = politics

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There is a difference between flip-flopping and changing your mind. When a politician changes his/her mind clearly to gain voter approval it is flip-flopping. Obama ran to the left to compete with Clinton. Now he is running to the center to compete with McCain, that's a flip-flop. When McCain was running against right wingers in the primary he ran to the right. Now he is running to the center to compete with Obama, that is also a flip-flop. How can we know what either would do as president?
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