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Deaninphilly

Democratic Executive Committee in Philadelphia, Election Judge Philadelphia, Democratic Executive Committee in Osceola County, Florida.

I am now living in Kissimmee, Florida since Feb. 2007.

Owner of a transportation company serving Orlando and South Florida, http://www.floridasunshineshuttle.com .

Recent comments by this user

Pelosi Wants Bush To Release Some Oil From Strategic Reserves

That's just it, we don't have a supply problem, we have a price and greed problem. Big Difference. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:41:33

Yeah right, Pelosi is a fraud. She hasn't done one thing to help ordinary citizens. I just hope that the people in her state get enough sense into their heads and send her packing along with Reid. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:39:38

Hillary's PUMA Voters: "It's Not Too Late!"

Oh yeah and people like you who blindly follow any pied piper playing a tune is real good for our nation. You and the far right have a lot in common, no common sense. posted 07/09/2008 at 12:34:17

"No, the DNC and the Dems made the choice in a democracy. Remember that. A democracy. "

Nice to see you are so hip and on top of things here in the United States. It's a real shame though you don't live in a Democracy, but a Republic. Do learn the difference. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:45:01

I know, I was just combining two terms to equal 8 to show that it is not a generation. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:41:42

Please reread above post and have it sink into your head. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:41:20

LMAO, my my you Obama supporters do live in a wonderland. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:39:29

That's what I'm doing. Hopefully though the delegates will have had enough of his nonsense by August and put her in. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:17:32

You can't steal back what was never really his to begin with. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:16:23

I didn't en masse I said losing his supporters. If I meant in en masse I would have stated as such. Yes, he is losing some of his supporters, sorry to burst your bubble there. That is a known fact! posted 07/09/2008 at 07:02:08

Perhaps you should have attended one of her fund raisers here in Florida before making such a stupid statement! The Florida DNC was fought with the national DNC since the beginning and Hillary was with the Florida DNC do get your facts straight. Just because the MSM press didn't cover it doesn't mean it didn't happen. posted 07/09/2008 at 06:39:45

He hasn't, Most republicans don't give to the campaign but to the party. Something the Dems have yet to do. This way the candidate isn't beholden to election spending. The repb's do this every election and every election the Dem party still doesn't grasp the concept. Just like the backbiting between the two parties nothing changes every election. posted 07/09/2008 at 06:21:39

He did state, perhaps instead of sitting on huffpo commenting (even though they ran his article), you should pay a little more attention to what the candidate is doing and saying. posted 07/09/2008 at 06:16:00

A generation? Ummm POTUS is only elected for 8 years not a generation. Furthermore, what do you think the party is now? United? No. Even Obama is losing his supporters with his about face. Only his zealots are sticking with him still 100% who don't see anything wrong. posted 07/09/2008 at 06:11:54

globescout, they live in their own little world where anyone who doesn't agree with them is a republican. If it didn't have such an affect on this country right now it would be funny, but it really is sad to read and listen to them. They have no idea how much they are two peas in a pod with the far right, blindly following anyone and anything. posted 07/09/2008 at 06:10:08

Sorry, I don't see anywhere in that article where this is strictly a woman's issue. Nice try on the redirect of the story though. Want to try again? posted 07/09/2008 at 06:00:58

Sorry, but I don't think that article is telling you to vote for a woman because you are a woman. Hillary didn't change on Michigan or Florida. She always fought for Florida to be included 100%. All candidates only agreed not to campaign in the states, which both Clinton and Obama did not follow here in Florida. Both held fund raisers here and Obama ran ads on tv.

If you're going to spout that flip flopping on MI and Fl are serious what do you consider flip flopping on FISA is? Oh, yeah it's just a matter of the constitution, don't worry about it. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:59:23

Obama: I Haven't Moved To The Center

Don't you know you can't say things like that here. It fuzzies up their perfect little world the delusional have built around themselves. posted 07/09/2008 at 07:22:10

Well if that is the case, then why doesn't he just say so. I don't think anyone would have a problem with certain things he changed if he gets on the tv and says, You know I sat down with Sen. Clinton and Sen. Edwards and went over some things. These are the things we're going to work towards and how we're going to do them. I don't think anyone has a problem with him changing things around when something like that happens, but that is not what is happening. So there is your ultimate problem. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:20:54

"Had he expressed these same opinions during the primaries, with the same emphasis and vigor, he never would be the presumptive nominee today."

So, if I'm following your statement, he lied. In order to get the nomination he lied to everyone during the primary, because that is exactly what you just stated. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:14:48

"But he is the nominee and every Democrat has a duty to the party to support him"

That is just the problem. That is the same mistake the republicans made following the idiot we have now. That is exactly why things never change and the status quo continues, because of that mentality of just follow along. Sorry but the follow along mentality is no longer acceptable. The I'll say one thing during a campaign then turn around and do another and then do another once in office is not acceptable. That is exactly how we got into the mess we are in now. How many jobs need to be outsourced? How many illegals will you allow to come into the country? How many homes need to be foreclosed upon? How many American companies need to be bought out by foreign companies and governments? How many of your civil rights need to be trashed? Before you wake up and stop being a lap dog ? Exactly how many of those things need to happen before you stop? Please do tell, I am interested in knowing how far blindly following a a person or party you will go. posted 07/09/2008 at 05:10:55

The only vote that is ever thrown away is the people who can and don't vote! posted 07/08/2008 at 21:48:48

I wouldn't say that, just his zealot supporters. posted 07/08/2008 at 21:45:52

Apparently also giving amnesty to all illegal aliens in the country as well according to his speech today. Not interested in securing the borders either. Exactly who is this person Obama? posted 07/08/2008 at 20:15:27

Why is it people like you can not fathom that some people even democrats will not agree with your particular viewpoint 100% of the time? Can you and others like you get that through your thick skulls once and for all. If you had comprehended anything anyone said you would realize it had nothing to do with republicans but the candidate himself. Yes, I know God forbid someone disagrees with your viewpoint of the candidate. posted 07/08/2008 at 19:27:22

The Struggle To Define Barack Obama

Oh wow I read his book now I know him. Please give me a break. What makes you think he said anything in that book that is true? I could write a book about anything as well it doesn't make it true. Actions speak louder than words and right now his actions are speaking volumes. posted 07/08/2008 at 10:55:22

I don't like O, but Mc A $ $ isn't the answer either. Try again! posted 07/08/2008 at 10:53:40

Liberal as a definition of O is up in the air right now. So far what I have seen since the primary he's become more of a shim sham politician than anything. posted 07/08/2008 at 09:43:39

Edsall is a hack, pure and simple. His reports are nothing more than typical msm spin and serve no purpose other than to bolster his ego. That being said, he has been trying to continue the smear and in the end it only makes himself look bad.

I agree that I won't also be bullied to voting for O either, at the same time I won't vote for Mc A $ $ either. I am beginning to think this is coming down to the lessor of two evils has O changes his position more and more to the right. posted 07/08/2008 at 09:42:12

No, they're not just "fighting" Disney World. This issue has been ongoing here in Florida for sometime now. It's just that recently a person was suspended for having his weapon locked in his car while at work. Do you get your story straight before posting and acting like you're twelve with the over use of CAPS! posted 07/08/2008 at 09:37:09

But isn't that the main point other Democrats have been stating. We're back to the lesser of two evils........again. Rep trolls on this board aside, there are many Dems upset with O and like it or not it needs to be addressed. Apparently though the best anyone can come up with is , well he's better than McA $ $. Ok, then. posted 07/08/2008 at 06:32:03

And Globalization has been in a factor in the economic downfall of the United States. Globalization has not been a good thing for this country with the deregulation of our industries and companies. So you need to face acceptance that just going along with things such as globalization is contributing to the downfall of your country. posted 07/08/2008 at 06:27:00

Study: Military Gays Don't Undermine Unit Cohesion

Fact is 20 years ago when DADT went into effect it was the best that could be done at the time. Here we are and a different generation of people are enlisted and are controlling the military high positions. DADT is now outdated and no longer serves it purposes as even the retired Generals of the day recognize as such. It really is high time that those in Congress face reality and the reality of such is that the days of old are gone. Sexuality is not something that is discussed in secret anymore, Sexuality is not something that this generation is ashamed of. If they don't see that it is time to keep up with the change they will find themselves left behind. posted 07/08/2008 at 06:50:32

That is just a plain outright stupid comment. Yes, retired Generals do and can speak for the rank file. If anything these Generals are from a time when all kinds of things were discriminated against in the military not just on sexual or race matters but many many things. I think what is bugging you is that the report didn't go the way you wanted it so we need to now come up with something to discredit it somehow. Tell me, are you an active General or retired General in any one of the armed forces? If not do be quiet and stop insulting our military. posted 07/08/2008 at 06:39:05

Arianna Answers Time Readers' 10 Questions

Your answer to Mayhill Fowler was incomplete. The reality is she should not have done what she did and you know it. It was bad journalism at best and should be addressed.

Personally as someone who has dual citizenship in this country I don't think immigrants as a whole are demonized, just the illegal ones and rightfully so. That is another answer that I feel was incomplete and should have been followed with the fact that immigrants are demonized along with those who illegally enter this country regardless of the reasons.

Was there more to these answers or were these the complete questions and answers? If this is the complete copy of this journalism I've seen better questions from a high school reporter for his or her schools paper. posted 07/08/2008 at 06:58:13

Jason Burnett, Bush Official Who Just Resigned, To Aid Obama

Noone disputes the fact that on certain issues that yes you do need to move to the center during a GE. I don't think anyone who is critical denies that fact. But, moving to the center and racing to the right are two entirely different things. FISA is a shift to the right, plain and simple. Some issues is turning into most if not all issues and well beyond the center.

That is the problem. posted 07/07/2008 at 05:33:23

belief noone in this thread said anything about getting Mc A $ $ elected or voting for him. You know strange as it maybe there just may be people in the Democratic who don't want to just go along with a candidate while he changes positions faster than I can change my clothes. So do come up with a different mantra of everyone who disagrees with you is a repub. no one is buying it anymore. posted 07/07/2008 at 05:30:38

I play the lottery with my money and hope I win too. So what's your point?

Change isn't made on hope and dreams, it's done by people who actually do something. That was the first problem in and of itself. posted 07/07/2008 at 05:26:07

Now that is change I can believe in!

It has become quite apparent that he is a shim sham hoodster who will tell you anything to get elected. Can't wait to see what else he's come to a decision on. posted 07/06/2008 at 21:47:40

Blah, Blah, Blah, Trust the candidate. Do sing a different song, would you. Just because you look through rose colored glasses doesn't mean the rest of us do.

Oh, I believe in change and if things keep up hopefully it will come in August! posted 07/06/2008 at 19:39:17

The Antidote to Our Pessimism: Change

Inflation is up considerably more than even 17%. To get a true indicator of how far citizens have fallen you need to go back to the 70's when people were able to save no less than 30% of their one person income after everything including the mortgage was paid. The wool was slowly pulled over the eyes of the populace except under this administration. Every year wages increased only 1 or 2 % while inflation kept creeping up 4,5,6 and higher percentage points. Over the years the balance gets entirely out of whack. Only during the Clinton years did average Americans see an increase in salary and the deficit reduced which was quickly abolished by the Bush administration.

Perhaps the crisis we are in is a good thing as long as Americans finally stand up. Housing is overpriced well beyond what anyone can afford, energy cost are skyrocketing, Health care as become unaffordable and the list goes on and on. Americans need to stand up now, implement regulation on companies and if they won't abide by the rules instead of greed they go. Other people are more than willing to start new companies to take their place who will follow the rules. Farmers need to take back their farms from these people and go back to paying Americans to do the job at fair wages instead of hiring illegals. Greed must stopped at every turn and companies as well as our elected officials must be held to a higher standard. posted 07/07/2008 at 06:08:54

Majority Of Americans Say Founding Fathers Would Be Disappointed: Poll

No, it really isn't. If you're going to to put blame somewhere about slavery then you take all of the history or none at all, Period! posted 07/06/2008 at 11:33:18

Though I agree with you there are a percentage of people who just sit and collect a check, which IMO must and should be not be eligible for anything moving forward. The illegal immigrants do not do work Americans won't do , they do work Americans won't do for less than a living wage. That is a big difference. Because the Government allows companies to pay people below the poverty line doesn't mean Americans are not more than willing to do the job. It's called Greed. posted 07/06/2008 at 11:28:50

My point was, since some seem to like to glide over the fact that it was not just some people. Many people had a role in slavery and glossing over the parts we wish to ignore does not do one any good. You can't lay slavery just at the foot of those who owned slaves during that time. Those were the times that those people lived in. Do I agree with it, NO! But it was what it was and cherry picking history is not the answer either.

Unknown, perhaps you should read up on how certain people were treated in African countries and still are today before laying the blame strictly at the foot of our founding fathers. posted 07/06/2008 at 08:54:15

WOW, you're quite the originalist. It seems that subject has only been brought up a 100 times already. I'm disappointed that tribes in Africa sold people to begin with to the Dutch. Where is the outrage there? posted 07/06/2008 at 08:11:26

KQuarksSuperKollider I can answer your comment with one word, Greed. posted 07/06/2008 at 06:16:42

He did have a black mistress and fathered quite a number of children with her. Perhaps you missed the piece years ago on that that received national news coverage on the Jefferson Family Reunion. posted 07/06/2008 at 06:11:14

anons, how do feel about the Dutch and certain tribes in African nations?

You do know that not all the founding fathers were slave owners nor approved of slavery? posted 07/06/2008 at 06:06:49

On the road to tyranny! posted 07/05/2008 at 19:36:48

It really is a shame that most will not understand exactly what they are stating and ignore it. Has they say those who ignore history are destined to repeat it. Sadly that is exactly where we are headed, to be ruled again until the people rise up. posted 07/05/2008 at 17:34:15

Thunderclapnewman you are another one with nothing to contribute but nonsense. It really is no wonder to me why this country is the way it is. posted 07/05/2008 at 17:31:09

Yes, as well as everyone involved in the trade. That would also include those tribes in Africa who sold people into slavery.

If you are going to make stupid remarks like that at least know some semblance of history on slavery.

If you knew your history you would also know that to make a blanket statement like that just shows more of ignorance. Not all of the founding fathers had slaves nor were they for slavery. If you do check (which I doubt you will) very very few people in this country actually had slaves. Only the rich could afford such a thing.

People like you and the others on the board today making stupid remarks like that just really piss me off. If you are soooo unhappy here and can't comprehend exactly what was left to you by the founding fathers perhaps you would be better off in another country. Where things perfect? NO Is anything perfect? NO. But they did a hell of a lot better than what we have now! posted 07/05/2008 at 16:48:55

It saddens me at some of the comments made here about the founders of this country. I think the ones who insist on smearing them don't really understand the question. We know they are dead, we know they used to own slaves, so what is your point?

I do believe they are rolling in their graves. The size and scope of the federal government was never supposed to be as it is. The laziness of the citizenry to actually keep themselves informed and educated as to what the government is doing is beyond comprehension. The abuses by government officials against the citizens that go unchecked and unpunished by the citizens would make them scream. This country has and is becoming exactly that which that did not want and left behind under the monarchy.

It really is a shame some are so insecure and see themselves most likely as being part of the problem rather than solution and need to justify it by posting nonsense. posted 07/05/2008 at 13:20:25

Foreclosures To Rise Whoever Wins White House

Are we bailing out those who homes are primary or just their vacation homes? I think anyone who is trying to save their second or third home should not qualify for any incentive. posted 07/06/2008 at 09:04:48

GOP Rep: Bush "Should Stay Home" During Republican Convention

He played you the second time and the American people fell for it, as they will again and again. Anyone who vote for him the second time around allowed themselves to be "fear mongered" into voting for him, nothing more. People who just take a politician's word at face value, listen to their speeches without looking at the whole person, deserve what they get. If you're either too stupid or too lazy to look past the glitz and rhetoric than you are who they are talking to and hoping you will vote their way. posted 07/05/2008 at 06:00:52

Brad And Angelina's Twins Made Honorary Citizens Of Nice

Couldn't agree more!

As far as the "news" article go, who cares? Their children could be citizens of Mars for all I care. posted 07/06/2008 at 08:15:12

Bush Heckled During 4th Of July Speech At Monticello (VIDEO)

I agree with you as well. I am all for protesters heckling him whenever the situation arises, however some decorum should be in place. A swearing in ceremony for new citizens is not on the top of my list for places to do it. This was their day and he had nothing to do with it. These people should have been allowed their day uninterrupted as they took the time to do things the right way and made it all the way to become U.S. Citizens. posted 07/05/2008 at 06:06:36

Celebrity Passport Files Frequently Breached

This is the bait and switch of the government. Who doesn't know that celebrity names are looked up in any company. Is this not just another story (just change the location of the office) that we have heard time and time again. The government puts out a report showing celebrity names have been accessed by people, really? No Duh! Why, because they know the average person doesn't care and their right, I don't care that celebrity names were looked up. What I want to see is the report showing where average persons names and information were accessed time and again. Show me that report! This, this is just dribble. posted 07/04/2008 at 05:23:15

It's the overuse of flash. Well honestly it isn't the overuse it is the use of flash. Only fresh out of school IT people think flash is cool. Seasoned professional web designers know what a killer flash is and steer clear of it. Just go into your settings and stop it from loading. Very simple if you're using Firefox. posted 07/04/2008 at 05:16:15

Obama Web Site Protest Grows

Delegates still have till August to change their minds. Perhaps people need to stop complaining O (since he's not listening anyway) and go to the delegates themselves to show their displeasure. posted 07/07/2008 at 06:32:11

There's compromise and then there is lies. What he did was bold face lie, plain and simple. Yes we all get they have to move on some issues to the center, no one disputes that. What we have seen is not some issues but approaching all issues and not just to the center but hard right. Can't wait to see what else he compromises on. That is the problem of putting someone on a pedal stool that never did anything it is only after the fact do you see what he is truly about and so far I am not liking it very much. At least with Hillary you knew what you were getting, she had a history so no big surprises. If he does win, what compromises can we look forward to when he has real power in office? The last time this happened we got GWB and we all know how well that turned out. posted 07/07/2008 at 06:28:05

Because it is. The rule of thumb is that for every 1 person who actually speaks out there are at least 20 people who don't say anything. Combine those numbers with the latest poll of just Clinton democrats who say they are not voting for O which at last poll was 32% you now have almost 6 million votes lost and growing. Add that number to the Democrats who say they are not sure who or if they will vote and you have about 7 -8 million lost votes. That 1 or 2 % adds up here and there and when you combine them all together you get your answer as to why you lose an election. His disapproval among Democrats is growing and that number does not include a lot of things so that number is only going to rise. When he starts losing Democrats into the double digits even reaching across the aisle and grabbing Republicans is not going to save him. posted 07/07/2008 at 06:22:16

My Position On FISA

This isn't a move to the middle this is a move to the far right as far as I can see. posted 07/05/2008 at 06:32:22

Exactly the point klmebane. It's come down to the lesser of two evils, again. I was a H supporter and have heard all the rantings of the obnoxious O supporters and so forth. As I have said before I'm not voting for Mc A $ $ but O doesn't just get my vote either. Now at least with H we knew what we had, now it seems my choices are another G W B or a liar, decisions, decisions. posted 07/05/2008 at 06:19:00

Well he is supposed to be leading the party. So far I don't see much leadership! Where is it? Has he been taking lessons in leadership from Pelosi and Reid?

If he said to the Dem's to fillabuster this bill, it should have been done! If he said to vote against it they should vote against it. If he has no control as the nominee, I shudder to think what control he will have as POTUS! As far as I see we are not off to a very promising start!

Also why is it that anyone who is just going along with this always touts out, well do you think McCain is any better? We're not talking about McCain, we are talking about Sen. OBAMA! posted 07/04/2008 at 11:55:19

Who said anything about race, but you? When you have no argument let's bring race into it.

If you had read the comments many many people have blamed all the people mentioned in your post.

So your point was what exactly?

What I don't understand is how you could let your constitutional rights just go away without saying a word. Rolling over and just accepting things as the way they are is what you are doing and this is exactly what all of them are counting on. posted 07/04/2008 at 11:52:10

YOUR WRONG, this isn't just about telecom immunity! This bill needs strong provisions, not weak ones against intruding on the lives of American citizens. This is a weak bill all around and does nothing in the long run to stop anything. It's a smoke and mirrors type bill that only further erodes at the constitutional rights of Americans.

Oversight and regulation is laughable. In particular oversight with this congress and it's leaders, Pelosi and Reid. I've never seen two people who were so gutless in my life. Regulation? Who's going to regulate it? What it needs is to be thrown out and rewritten to protect the American people not go against it with typical Washington babble. posted 07/04/2008 at 05:53:35

So, you have respect for a man who would sell out your constitutional rights? That's very nice. I am no longer in wonder and awe why GWB was elected twice and this country is the way it is. posted 07/04/2008 at 05:39:50

What Fifty State Strategy?

That argument of a free pass on everything is getting old as it is just not true. The problem with repeating over and over a dumb lie with that is when you do say something true no one believes you. You know the story of the little boy who cried wolf?

Have you heard about the free trade agreement with Columbia, at all? posted 07/05/2008 at 06:48:00

Seven Things Barack Obama Should Do to Keep from Blowing It

Your first few sentences of his "achievements" are really grasping at straws. Sounds more like you're trying to convince yourself more so than anyone else.

Your last statement speaks volumes. So has been repeated it has come down to the lesser of two evils once again. Oh, joy! Do help me contain my excitement! posted 07/05/2008 at 22:46:46

Sorry, but that is a stretch. He started long before his meeting moving on his positions, so do try another explanation. Perhaps what you got was another politician who told you what you wanted to hear during the primaries, did that ever occur to you? In his mind he doesn't have to stand by what he said in the primary, because what are your choices now? McCain or him, that is your choice. posted 07/03/2008 at 08:26:00

If Sen. Feingold was running against Sen. McCain, most likely yes even though I disagree with him on some issues and some of his votes in Congress. Why, Overall Sen. Feingold takes a stance in his actions and voting that the rights of the people is paramount. posted 07/03/2008 at 07:50:42

Shakeyourcomplacency you are exhibt A as to what is wrong with the Democratic party. It is quite apparent you have no clue what the Democratic party used to stand for and what a Libertarian stands for. It is also quite apparent that you did not read and comprehend with any thought my post whatsoever. It really is a shame that the vocal portions of the Democratic party are made up of people such as yourself. posted 07/03/2008 at 07:14:11

Though I wouldn't want to see her in the VP position (yes, I did support her) I also think you may be correct. I also got the feeling during his speech in Unity he was also touting the idea. Many people I've talked to also heard the same coming from his speech. If you recall he stated constantly that Hillary and I will be working, Hillary and I will be fighting, etc.

Though not my ideal slot for my candidate I do believe the ticket would bring the centrist that he needs while he can go to the left on some things. It also gives him someone who knows how things work in Washington that he so desperately needs. He needs someone tough to fight for him in Congress he if wants to get anything done. Republican and Democrats alike in Congress will not like some of the changes that need to take place and he needs a fighter. I think we all can agree, Pelosi and Reid are going to be of absolutely no help and most likely will impede anything he tries to put through. posted 07/03/2008 at 06:41:39

Why do you think that being a Democrat automatically makes you far left? I am a Democrat but far from being on the left. That is the exact attitude that has turned off many Republicans from the RNC when they tried the failed strategy of going hard right to appease a select few. posted 07/03/2008 at 06:30:34

Though I agree with your article as a whole Arianna, I must take exception to one thing. I am a Democrat, but I despise the far left of the party. To me they are no better than the far right, extremes in anything is never good thing. I am more of an Independent Libertarian, so yes I like candidates more in the center than either left or right. That is why I voted for Sen. Clinton over Sen. Obama.

So while Sen. Obama has to watch how far to the center or center right if you will he goes he also has to watch how far to the left he leans as well. Leaning too far to the left will turn off Democratic voters such as myself, Independent voters aside, who he does need in the Democratic party to win.

I will not vote for Sen. McCain in the general election, but at this point I can not say that Sen. Obama is automatically getting my vote either. I want to see exactly what and where Sen. Obama is going and in the next few months I will decide for myself what to do with my vote. As it stands right now, I see a typical politician who has bamboozled many people to win the nomination. Let's see what he does with it in the next few months. posted 07/03/2008 at 06:27:10

Fox News Photoshops Pictures Of New York Times Reporters In Response To Weekend "Hit Piece"

Don't forget to add MSNBC to your statement. Fox and MSNBC though touting different ends of the spectrum, the same in their actions. posted 07/03/2008 at 06:05:00

Truthfully, because it is a nonstory. You mention it and move on. Carrying on and on about it only turns people off. It's her money and she is free to spend it anyway she likes. Do you now want to put a limit on how much money one can spend in a month? Think about that for a second.

I don't have that much money and would love to have just a quarter of it, but I don't. People will see it for what it is just by mentioning it. Sometimes less is more. posted 07/03/2008 at 05:59:16

Exactly Hatingthegame. It has already begun and the far left, sorry, have participated in it. Every time a group passes a "feel good" law for the "betterment" of society it is the fascist at work. It conditions people to accept that this is the way it is even though it may violate someone else's right, that 's too bad it's for the good of the people. No, it's not. posted 07/03/2008 at 05:56:59

GOOGLE, YAHOO DEAL SUBJECT OF ANTITRUST INVESTIGATION

Great now I'll get screwed at both google and yahoo with fraud clicks that google says they are stopping, yeah right. To add insult to injury the DOJ is doing an "investigation". Like the rest of them where they just approve the merger anyway. All corporate mergers need to stop. How about we start investigating these corporations for the fraud they are committing. Is that too much of a dream? posted 07/02/2008 at 05:49:02

McCain Backer's Firm Pleaded Guilty To Funding Terrorist Group In Colombia

I don't care if you found it funny or not! It was sarcastic look it up. Did you read my post? How am I "spinning" it for Mc A $ $? Typical fluff po user. Do crawl back into your hole. posted 07/02/2008 at 08:35:46

As I recall this is nothing new coming out of countries like this. Doesn't Dole and other companies do the same thing? These companies are paying in essence extortion money to these groups so they don't kill their workers in these countries. It's not just limited to fruit, the coffee people do the same thing. With all the money we taxpayers give to these countries how is it that they can't get their countries under control? posted 07/02/2008 at 06:06:03

Doubt this week, since most of the major "news" people are on vacation. Not that most of them would have carried it anyhow aside from a small snippet. They're all still too busy worrying about O and Hill to see how the two are getting along. I hear that they might be doing a fondue dinner and sitting close to each other. Perhaps if they just got a hotel room and slept together the msm would concentrate on real news, what do you think? Yeah, I doubt it too posted 07/02/2008 at 06:02:18

Your post would have had much merit. Shame you soiled it with so much hate and racism. posted 07/02/2008 at 05:56:20

All of McCain's Base Belongs to Us: Why It Won't Even Be Close

The problem is with the polls. They poll likely voters, which isn't the same as polling voters. They also ask the same people over and over. I'm on one of those list and get calls constantly for one poll or another. Too say the least of the wording. I can get a poll to say anything I want just by wording the question the correct way. Polls are meaningless unless the questions being asked are direct and straightforward as well as the people truly are random. posted 07/02/2008 at 06:15:49

Obamaniacs: Tearful Mother & Daughter Overwhelmed Meeting Obama

scouserinlondon,
Either way, meanguy is correct. This shouldn't be about a popularity contest but should be looking at who can do something for this country. Not someone who can hold a group of people with love and admiration. How about some substance, is that too much to ask for? By you own words he's a star. I don't want a star for POTUS, I want someone who can actually do the job. Big Difference! posted 07/02/2008 at 08:46:14

Yeah it's called being a fanatic! Remember those that you keep putting down on the right? Well it's not a good thing on the left either. posted 07/02/2008 at 08:41:28

Is there someone running for POTUS with integrity? Hey, nobody told me!

Do wake up to yourself posted 07/02/2008 at 08:39:51

Lawsuit Filed To Carry Weapons In Atlanta Airport

Yeah, WOW, that is stretching isn't? Comparing the Branch Davidian's with Christians as a whole. Sorry, but it's comments like that that just turn people off to anything you have to say. posted 07/02/2008 at 05:42:00

As I recall if history serves me correct, it was the north who forcibly integrated the southern states back into the union. Please do know your history before speaking like a jack a $ $. posted 07/02/2008 at 05:35:41

Sorry, I don't own a gun, but will defend the right of someone else to own one into the ground! See I actually believe in our civil rights. Try it sometime you would be amazed at how much you appreciate them when some people aren't trying to take them away from you constantly. posted 07/01/2008 at 21:37:57

Nice try, but they can't take the guns through security. Typical far left mumbo jumbo posted 07/01/2008 at 21:35:21

You can also identify the facists in the bunch who want everyone to conform to their way of thinking even if it means violating the U.S. Constitution. I hear there are plenty of dictatorship countries left who don't allow guns and everyone marches in lock step. If this country is so bad how about you all go find one of those to live and leave the rest of us alone with our civil rights.

This is one D who doesn't buy into the far left agenda! posted 07/01/2008 at 20:36:25

I here ya amanda, like all those criminals who just do otherwise what the law says. It's a good thing they all go down to the sheriffs office to do the criminal background check before they buy their guns. Let's pass another law they won't follow.

Legal or otherwise you can never predict what another person is going to do. Should we now start outlawing anything that can be used as a weapon. Knives next? I think we should sue the knife makers, do realize how many people are stabbed each year? How many die of knife wounds? It's staggering, they must be stopped! I think you should have to do a pysch test before being able to purchase knives from now on! That will stop these crazies. posted 07/01/2008 at 18:58:55

Olbermann Special Comment: Obama's Second Chance On FISA

I don't think he can pardon himself. Nixon was pardoned by Ford. It really is too little too late. The D leadership should have took this up when they took control however slight in 2006. If nothing more than to show the American people that the R's were going to block any investigation into this administration. Did they do that? No. Are they holding real and true congressional hearings on anything? No. Oh they hold hearings, but what really comes out of them? Nothing. Pelosi and Reid are a disgrace as is Gov. Dean. The DNC leadership needs to go! posted 07/01/2008 at 06:54:51

It was! Though I agree with what he said, sad it came from him. KO is nothing more than a tired gasbag. I've stopped watching him, I felt like I needed a shower after his show. posted 07/01/2008 at 06:50:35

Obama and Bill Clinton Finally Speak

He's a former President, not ex. As is former Marine, never an ex Marine. Please do know the difference.

No, he's not a God, but he is a former President that had 8 very good years under D leadership. Exactly how has been the last 8 under an R President?

The only people I see being childish is the people who can't look past their own insecurities about Pres. Clinton where Obama is concerned.

Politics aside, do keep in mind that Hillary is his WIFE! I would be a little disappointed if he wasn't a little pissed off, in particular at the MSM. His attitude has shown me that through it all he really does care about her and that perhaps their marriage isn't just a marriage in name only like has been suggested. Would not any other husband be the same way if it was their wife? Do take into account all sides before thinking he's a God who is just being childish. posted 07/01/2008 at 07:09:35

Just in case you hadn't noticed during the primary, latino's overwhelming supported Clinton. Has for the racists nonsense, that was an msm inspired story. posted 07/01/2008 at 07:00:10

Memo to Obama: Moving to the Middle is for Losers

But if he doesn't stand up for the American Civil Rights now as a Senator, do tell what makes you think he will as POTUS? NOW, is the time to stand firm for the Constitution, not later. posted 07/05/2008 at 08:24:55

Obama has shown he is just a typical politician willing to say anything to get elected. Sorry if that burst the bubble of some, but hence that is reality. The mantra of wait until he gets into office doesn't wash as if he doesn't stand now what makes you think he will later. Sorry, but now is the time, not later.

The Republicans are going to wait until after the convention to do anything. So to say we would be giving them a wedge is niave, it is assuming they don't already have one, they do.. They want to make sure that Hillary has no chance of getting the nomination from the delegates before coming out with stuff against him. All this sliding on everything he has promised is just more ammunition for them later. Please do spare me the old rhetoric of they have stuff on Hillary as well, no kidding. What, the same crap we've heard for years and years. Exactly what are they holding on Obama is what I want to know. Obama himself is giving the Republicans a wedge issue now, they didn't even have to come up with it. posted 07/05/2008 at 08:20:40