"The Godfather" and Politics

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Re: "The Godfather" and Politics [Re: goombah] #657069 07/25/12 03:38 PM 07/25/12 03:38 PM
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SC OP Consigliere Joined: Jul 2001 Posts: 22,902 New York	I believe that Vito would have had Democratic leanings by virtue of his being an Italian immigrant but he most likely would have been apolitical knowing how corrupt the process was. Tom would have been more Americanized and better schooled in business administration and would have been a Republican. Probably the same for Mike. Sonny would have nothing to do with it.... it ain't his blood. Fredo would ask about the presidential erections. Last edited by SC; 07/25/12 03:39 PM. Reason: to add Fredo .

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"The Godfather" and Politics	SC	07/25/12 07:11 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	Sonny_Black	07/25/12 07:26 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	SC	07/25/12 07:45 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	The Italian Stallionette	07/25/12 08:26 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	SC	07/25/12 08:33 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	The Italian Stallionette	07/25/12 08:38 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	Sonny_Black	07/25/12 08:42 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	The Italian Stallionette	07/25/12 08:51 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	Turnbull	07/26/12 12:40 AM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	The Italian Stallionette	07/25/12 07:26 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	goombah	07/25/12 07:31 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	SC	07/25/12 07:38 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	pizzaboy	07/26/12 04:27 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	olivant	07/25/12 07:40 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	Danito	07/26/12 10:59 AM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	SC	07/26/12 11:34 AM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	Sonny_Black	07/26/12 02:52 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	olivant	07/26/12 04:46 PM
Re: "The Godfather" and Politics	dontomasso	07/30/12 05:11 PM

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