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Here are the answers. this is a vote about freedom. oh, well, don't get all technical on me! i mean, that's pretty complex. really? how about this one. this vote does not grant puerto rico statehood. it simply gives puerto ricans the right to determine if statehood is something they would want for themselves. gosh darn it, you republicans. you are smart! do you want to be a state? they can ask that any time, in any election and they have. so neither of those questions or those answers really help us on anything. it's almost like something else might be going on. be remember they keep say -- bu...

Not on the same answer. but on the question. see the status quo, more likely to vote for statehood over independence. in 1998, there were five options on the ballot. there were limited self-government, free association, statehood, sovereignty, none of the above. which vvhone won? none of the above. now the vote will happen in two stages. the first stage is do you want to maintain the current status? then the chair removes. the second vote happens. and they're left with three choices. statehood, full independence or modified commonwealth. remember, full independence and modified commonwealth hi...

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Here are the answers. this is a vote about freedom. oh, well, don't get all technical on me! i mean, that's pretty complex. really? how about this one. this vote does not grant puerto rico statehood. it simply gives puerto ricans the right to determine if statehood is something they would want for themselves. gosh darn it, you republicans. you are smart! do you want to be a state? they can ask that any time, in any election and they have. so neither of those questions or those answers really help us on anything. it's almost like something else might be going on. be remember they keep say -- bu...

It has always been the same question. here it is. three times. '67, '93 and '98 they voted. no. the question has been: do you want to become a state? do you want the be a state? that's the question. pretty easy. no. now, let me take you to washington, d.c. remember this question. puerto rico, do you want to be a state? no. three times. now let me take you to washington, d.c., where tomorrow an important vote is happening. they're not asking this question do you want to be a state? no, no no. this sounds so nice i don't know how anyone could vote against this. this is called the puerto rico dem...