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Dates are just being released for Sasha upcoming tour in Australia and Asia! Sasha will begin in Melbourne on 22 November and then hit Perth, Canberra, Sydney, Beijing, Shanghai, Lumpor, Bali, and Jakarta, ending in Singapore on 13 December. Check out the tour dates for more details.

A few tickets are still available for Sasha's North America tour supporting his newest release, Invol2ver. The tour kicks off on 23 October in Denver and then hits San Francisco, Los Angeles, Charlotte, Atlanta, Dallas, Montreal, New York, Toronto, and Miami, ending 9 November.

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usually it's assumed that people in the military vote republican.
but according to a study by the center for responsive politics 75% of deployed troops(as in: troops currently
serving active duty)have given money to the obama campaign, with only 25% of deployed
troops giving money to mccain and the republicans.
the reasons listed are, basically, that the troops are tired of being deceived by republicans, and they're
tired of being given sub-standard treatment in the field and when they get back to the states.
the republicans claim to be patriots and claim to respect our troops, but these are the same republicans
who took 2 years to send armored humvees to iraq.  the same republicans who repeatedly voted
to cut funds for military hospitals in the states.  the same republicans who have stop-lossed(involuntary
extension of term of duty)hundreds of thousands of volunteer soldiers.
so it's no surprise that the men and women serving in the military are no longer supporting
the republicans as much as they have in the past.
-moby

here's a list of things i'll be doing in the next few weeks, if you're interested:

i was surprised at the right wing response to my post about mccain releasing his medical records.
some points:

a-he did not release 1200 pages of his medical records.  he let a few people look at his 1200 page
medical records.  he let them look for an hour and they weren't allowed to take notes or document
anything.  that to me is the sign of someone who has something to hide.  the people who looked said that there
were definitely signs of serious health problems, but they needed more time to go over the documents.
the documents have since been under lock and key.

b-we are essentially 'hiring' john mccain to be chief executive of the united states.  it's a very important
position.  if you ran a company would you hire a 72 year old with an extensive history of health problems to a 4 year contract without looking
at his health records?  and how would you feel if the 72 year old adamantly refused to let
you see his 1200 page health records?

in asking to see john mccain's health records i'm not attacking him.  i'm merely stating that it's common sense to want
to see the health records of someone running for president who is older and has a history of serious health problems, especially
if medical professionals have en masse stated that his health problems might prevent him from finishing his term
in office.

i'm not a doctor, but the 30,000 doctors who signed a document expressing grave concerns about senator mccain's health
would seem to know what they're talking about.

there's a simple way to make this issue go away, and that is for senator mccain(and all of the candidates)to release
their health records.
moby