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Frank Rich: Shoddy! Tawdry! A Televised Train Wreck!

Oh, then let's just forget about what a scam the debate was, and move on.

Frank Rich gets has millions of readers, perhaps more than any blogger on HP. Getting this message out is critical posted 04/20/2008 at 23:37:55

Top Clinton Strategist Defends Clinton Slam On Democratic Activists

Flagged as abusive. I suggest others do the same. Flag this turd every time he/she posts this crap. He/she is a Republican troll. posted 04/20/2008 at 14:27:35

Debate Analysis: ABC Asked Most Scandal Questions, Obama Was Clear Target

"I mean, you will need to go to Huffington Post and, especially, Daily Kos to read up what I may consider consistent positive reporting on Obama."

This is very true. That is why we (those who pay attention to things like the fact that 35,000 people attended a single rally for Obama in Philadelphia two days ago) need to get the word out. None of the other candidates, the current ones or those who have dropped out, Republican or Democrat, have seen anything like this level of public support. It is uprecedented, and it is not being reported by the MSM. In fact, the same day that 35,000 showed up for that rally, another 20,000 marched and chanted 'Obama, Obama' in Philadelphia. That went unreported. This says it all. posted 04/20/2008 at 22:58:15

Jon Stewart Rips ABC Debate

The second to last sentence should read '..I'll pick one whose religious beliefs are NOT tied to one of the more extreme, lunatic sects.' posted 04/20/2008 at 14:50:05

I'm not necessarily singling out the LDS here. I think all forms of organized religion pander to fear and ignorance and prey on the weak minded. All require a departure from reason, and all serve to inhibit free thought. And worst of all, almost all organized religions invest their leaders with extremely dangerous levels of power over their followers, and this power is always abused. The LDS is a classic example, along with most of Christian sects.

I'm not saying that spirituality per se is the bad element, but specifically organized religions and those who derive legitimacy from them are con artists, delusional, or both. When a politician such as Romney claims to hold the 'faith of my fathers', that to me is intrinsically a bad thing. He is using religion to cement political support. Alas, he is not alone in this. In America, where so few are taught to think critically, every candidate has to at least feign religiosity if they want to get enough votes to get elected. I would much prefer an intelligent candidate who is not religious, but given the sorry state of our electorate, that is not possible. So if I have to chose a candidate, I'll pick one whose religious believes are tied to one of the more extreme, lunatic sects. LDS ranks right up there with other fundementalist, evangelical, and apocolyptic christian sects. posted 04/20/2008 at 14:46:12

"What's not to like about Romney..."

How about the fact that he's a Republican for starters. The party that has systematically dismantled our democracy and driven us into a $24 billion/month war without end. How about the fact that this man is a Mormon. Mormonism is a particularly vile form of Christianity, and if he believes in half the BS that Mormonism holds true, a President Romney would be disastrous. posted 04/19/2008 at 22:22:08

YouNeedSomeBrains. posted 04/19/2008 at 16:19:48

Very well said. The fact that 35,000 real people (not manufactured poll #s, doctored votes, or paid off superdelegates), all showed up in Philadelphia for an Obama rally proves to me that the people of this country are overwhelmingly behind Obama. If he doesn't get the Democratic nomination, a majority of Americans will reach a level of disillusionment that hasn't been seen in our lifetimes, not since the great depression. I predict disaster for the Democratic Party, and the country, should we get a Clinton-McCain contest in November. McCain will likely win, and America will continue to lose. posted 04/19/2008 at 16:12:33

Obama Draws Largest Crowd Of His Campaign At Philadelphia Rally

Reagan had demonstrable symptoms of Alzheimer's in the last 3 years of his presidency. This only further confirmed what a farce his election was. He was literally a suit who read to the camera, and performed absolutely no executive function whatsoever. Thus began the rightwing ruination of America. posted 04/20/2008 at 23:21:23

"Having said that, this is one of the libs' most laughable gaffes; they equate intelligence with leadership & success."

Oh I see. That's why universities use standardized test scores (IQ tests) as their most important basis for admissions, by far. High intelligence is an absolute requirement for leadership in the modern world.

You, like so many in this country, are the product of a culture so dumbed down, so intellectually lazy, so self-centered and morally crippled, and so delusional that you cannot face the fact that ability matters, over all else, in qualifying one to be a leader at the level of President. You would like to think that someone like yourself (a selfish, myopic bumpkin like Bush, for example) can do the job of President. So what do you do? You vote for that corrupt dumb@ss. In fact, you even vote for him a second time, in the face of all the predictable disasters that were obvious by the end of his first term. Your idiotic choice has wrought havoc on everyone in this country and on the rest of the world. So no, it is no 'laughable gaffe' that equates intelligence with leadership and success. Intelligence, while not the only thing necessary, is a minimal requirement for Presidential leadership. posted 04/19/2008 at 23:53:11

Unfortunately it comes as no surprise that this wasn't mentioned in the news. Do we need any further proof that the corporate media does not want an Obama presidency. posted 04/19/2008 at 23:35:06

35,000 turn up for an Obama rally, and all the polls, as reported by our esteemed MSM, say that Hillary has the edge in PA?!? It's enough to make one begin to doubt the legitimacy of our news sources.

If Obama doesn't become the next President, we can all be sure that American democracy has run its course. Like the Roman Republic was in it's last years, America will just be an idea, whose time has past. posted 04/19/2008 at 15:48:30

"...or worse, some ditto-head who is trying to sow dissent in the democratic party."

You hit the nail on the head. I flagged this person (or spambot) also. posted 04/19/2008 at 15:44:12

Far More Than "Bitter": Message from a Small Town Pennsylvanian

"...it is called an all volunteer military for a reason be proud of your son for his service to the country."

What makes you think she is not proud of her son, you @sshole? It's rat b@stards like you, sitting comfortably on your fat @sses, safely behind your keyboards, who can be so dismissive of the concerns of those whose sons, daughters, husbands, wives, or parents are fighting in Iraq. I'll bet you don't personally know a single person consigned to that sh*thole of a war. posted 04/18/2008 at 19:25:19

He Blinded Me Without Science

"Why not combine them and come up with an "Intelligent Opinion"? "

There is a practical reason for not doing this. I'm a scientist. I do experiments. I cannot design an informative, useful experiment based on 'faith'. I must plan and execute the next set of experiments on the most recent credible set of data that I have, not on hunches or opinions.

When the day comes that someone can experimentally prove any facet of intelligent design, I (along with most of the world's scientific community) will accept it as true. So far this hasn't happened. posted 04/18/2008 at 07:07:25

David Brooks Praises ABC, Debate, Because He Lacks The Good Sense God Gave A Box Of Tulip Bulbs, Apparently

Thanks for your comments George (or Charles), but no one with above room temperature IQ sees things that way.. posted 04/17/2008 at 16:13:05

Confessions of an Elitist

To Mr. Yellen,

I agree with everything you wrote. However saying "Okay, I'm an elitist. But I'll sock anyone in the nose who dares to call me a snob." makes you sound like an elitist. Instead you should say "Okay, I'm an elitist. But I'll kick the sh*t out of anyone who dares to call me a snob." That is how an average slob like me would say it. Socking someone in the nose sounds like something my old sociology professor would have said back in the 80s. posted 04/16/2008 at 11:07:47

Thomas Frank On Obama: Not That Controversial

I agree. That is what most people are missing. Obama revealed his true thoughts on this subject, which was not a necessarily politically safe thing to do in America. Religion in its most simplified form is simply magical thinking, providing some form of hope when all else has turned to sh*t. As such, clinging to religion, affinity for guns, and xenophobia are bad things, period. Intelligent people (like Obama) know this. He was describing these things as symptoms of a segment of American society that has been screwed over. He had to back-peddle and reframe his initial statement to say that these things (religion, tradition, etc) are actually good things. They are not, and unfortunately no candidate for President in this country would ever get elected if they stated this truth. Obama said it accidently, and I hope that if he gets elected, he will act on that knowledge by trying to alleviate the economic conditions that drive people to xenophobia, religion and guns. posted 04/14/2008 at 14:04:43

Here We Go Again

Jimmy Carter was assassinated, politically. He was not in over his head. He was deliberately drown by thugs. The very same thugs who are currently destroying our country. posted 04/13/2008 at 02:51:51

Al Gore Bans Reporters From Conference

No, you dipsh*t. I'm not disputing that Arafat won the Nobel Peace Prize. I'm disputing the assertion that the Peace Prize is meaningless on account of that. This is a left-leaning site, so try thinking at a level a few notches higher than what you and your wingnut bar buddies are accustomed to. posted 04/12/2008 at 15:59:07

"Rush just reaffirms what we already believe. "

I couldn't have said it better myself. That is exactly what Limbo does. Reaffirming your beliefs; however absurd they might be. Limbo stokes your fears, confirms all the misinformation that you've lapped up from FOX, AM radio and your preachers. Then, like the intellectual puppies that you are, and you are soothed by his daddy-like tone. He's a pro at this. posted 04/12/2008 at 15:55:56

I'm a scientist, have been running an independent laboratory for 12 years. Science, that is real science, is not easy. It takes years of education beyond a 4 year degree to even begin to conduct research at a professional, fundable level. Those of you quislings who parrot the phony corporate-paid 'scientists' are not qualified to say anything about the subject, period.

One of the insidious things about ignorance is that it is so easy to convince the clueless that they actually know something, and then play them for all they're worth. Your such dupes. In other words, for you right wing knuckledraggers, 'dumb don't know dumb'. I'll bet, given some time, that the Bush administration could convince you all that martians will attack us if we don't start spending billions of a martian defense system. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:41:00

Through the BBC, Pacifica Radio, this site, C-SPAN. Sure as hell not through the corporate, government approved, MSM. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:31:10

If right wing bumpkins like you say so, then I guess it's true. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:28:35

Sure he does. Rush said so. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:26:51

Got any evidence for this load of FOX news BS? I thought not. Now go back to listening to AM radio. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:25:11

The Gore bashers on this page are not liberals. They are sad little wingnuts with nothing better to do than regurgitate the crap they heard on Rush Limbo, every time they see a story about Al Gore. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:23:41

Relative to the myopic bumpkins that make up the Bush administration, yes he is a f*ckin genius ten times over. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:20:25

Scientists have explained the ice ages. They've been studying them for well over 100 years. Try taking geology 101, then if you still deny the reality of man made climate change, get back to us. posted 04/11/2008 at 21:18:35

Cindy McCain Responds To Vicki Iseman Allegations: "I Knew The Truth"

That is one mystery of women (amongst many) that I will never understand. How can a woman cheat with a man on his wife, then marry him, and then somehow expect that he has fundementally changed from a philanderer to a one-woman-man? Do these bimbos really think they are so special or so different from the women that they stole their man from? Are they that stupid? posted 04/10/2008 at 23:30:48

Speaking of Compassion

Name some of these corruption scandals. posted 04/10/2008 at 12:49:14

BushCo: An Umpteenth Evaluation

"But it is not the history of you and me, it is the history of the religious cult to which he belongs."

You are on to something here. I wish more people could see this. I know of many people here in the evangelical south who view the world through this sick prism. They can easily overlook the failings of the Bush government, and more importantly their own, as long as they keep in mind that it will all end soon with the coming of Jesus, who will of course redeem them and incinerate all those who oppose them. I see this kind of self-comforting rationalization at work every day, as people watch their hopes and dreams for themselves and their children evaporate, as they lose their houses, their higher paying jobs, their marriages, their health, their children's chances at a better future, etc. Something tells me that this 'dispensationalist psychosis' has probably been around for a long, long time through human history. posted 04/10/2008 at 09:19:04

I wish I could agree with you that justice will be served. Unfortunately, those of us reading editorials like Steve Weber's are in a very tiny minority. Yes, millions of Americans are disatisfied with Bush Inc. and the condition to which they have brought the country, but the vast majority of these people will not connect all the dots that Weber just did. They will go back to their TVs and beer (booze, tranquilizers, prozac, etc.), and roll over for whatever looms on the horizon for our country. And don't forget, there are still millions in this country who support Bush and the rotted Republican Party without question. They will never connect the collapse of America with anything other than what they're fed by Rush Limbo, Bill Krystol, O'Reilly, etc. That is, they will find a way to link the hard times to come to Bill Clinton, Al Gore, Jimmy Carter, and especially the next Democratic President. They will remember Bush years from now in the very same way that they remember Ronald Reagan today, through a foggy, fabricated haze of sentimental nostalgia. Their crappy jobs, declining quality of life, reduced prospects for their children, abysmal healthcare, loss of freedom of expression, erosion of education, etc, will all be the fault of libruls, not of years of unchecked profiteering that they themselves helped make possible. posted 04/10/2008 at 09:04:34

Bush Gets Emotional Tuesday, Talks About Drinking On Wednesday

Liberals think. Thinking is hard work for right wingers. Hence they tend to let others think for them. So the lazy people are the conservatives, not the liberals. posted 04/09/2008 at 20:27:10

Depleted uranium-tipped shells are also nuclear material that has left a toxic legacy all across Iraq (and Kuwait from the first Gulf War). posted 04/09/2008 at 20:25:43

American Cancels 1,000 More Flights, Strands Thousands

You are so correct. We see the very same thing in operation at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), the agency charged with funding almost all of the biomedical research that takes place in the country. The budget is larger than ever while ironically, record numbers of career researchers lose their jobs due to lack of funding. This kind of thing can only happen with incompetent cronies are at the wheel. posted 04/09/2008 at 22:53:59

Why Our Feith-Based Iraqi Policy Failed

"...and even a professorship at Georgetown University's esteemed Walsh School of Foreign Service."

Georgetown should be a pariah amongst Universities for hiring, and thereby providing legitimacy to, vermin like Feith. I hope this bites them in the @ss. posted 04/08/2008 at 00:53:08

Nearly 200 Removed From Texas Religious Compound

That kind of persecution is a function of education. We are a nation of myopic bumpkins, for the most part. Whether we have 3 car garages, or live in public housing or rented mobile homes, we are not thinkers. Our tolerance for different religions was established by a group of elites, at the founding of our country. Some of these men (notably Jefferson) were not big proponents of organized religions, but knew that the general population could never handle a world view significantly different from their own. They wisely protected the population from itself, having experienced (or read about) thedevastation caused by religious warring in Europe. I am convinced that leaders such as our founding fathers are not prevalent in our government today and if it were put to some sort of public referendum, religious tolerance would be abolished for all but the majority religion. posted 04/09/2008 at 09:51:31

"They do not want to live by the laws of the land, but expect to be supported on government money."

A very good point. This is a characteristic of many churches in America, although the FLDS group is an extreme case. We are a very tolerant society when it comes to accomodating beliefs, which is a good thing overall. But with it comes abuse. posted 04/05/2008 at 11:08:23

The Biofuel Boom

You've hit the nail on the head regarding science. I'm a scientist in the biomedical field, and see evidence of the 'bandwagon' every day. posted 04/06/2008 at 10:49:17

Tom Brokaw: Evening News Today Is "A Struggle"

"Is it too much to expect reporters who speak the language, know the culture, know the history and societies they are reporting about?"

Yes it is. Far too much. That is why the BBC stands above any American news source. They have reporters living all over the world, not just occasionally flying into the nearest Hilton Hotel to report from a studio or the street in front of a landmark. posted 04/04/2008 at 13:11:10

Keith Olbermann Continues Feud Against Wal-Mart, Wal-Mart Responds

"Just look to our northern neighbor to see how well that works. "

It works quite well. Far better than our system. Are you saying our system works well?

"This is why liberals are dangerous. You just love spending other peoples money and are always looking for a handout. Grow up and take some responsibility."

No. Liberals are dangerous to those in power because we think for ourselves and demand the truth. As for taking responsibility, don't make me laugh. Taking care of yourself and your immediate family only, is not taking responsibility. Not even close. It was hardly enough even when we were an agrarian society consisting of scattered farming villages, and it's nowhere near enough now in the modern, urbanized, interconnected world. Today, you have a hell of a lot more to think about than just the four walls that surround you. You have responsibility to your community, to your country, and the world at large. This is just too much for right wingers to bear. You can't handle the hard work of living as responsible citizens, so you launch into your whining about how the government is taking 'your' money. So you grow up and stop acting like ingrate teenagers. posted 04/01/2008 at 12:15:48

Truth is the First Casualty. Logic is the Second. The Democratic Party is the Third.

The votes in Michigan and Florida will be counted in the general election, just not in the primary. posted 03/31/2008 at 17:38:37

Obama Win Appears Big In Texas Delegate Battle

Hilarious! Obama followed the rules and took his name off the ballot. He would have crushed Clinton in Michigan. Your idiocy gives you away as a right wing troll. Now go back to listening to Rush you moron. posted 03/31/2008 at 18:07:51

Sunday Roundup

Wrong. Both the price of oil has risen AND the dollar has dropped. Both thanks to the policies of Bush Inc. posted 03/30/2008 at 17:43:57

Bill Maher: Catholics Must Get Up Out Of The Pew And Walk Out Of The Church Forever

I never said I didn't believe that God exists. I cannot say with certainty, one way or another, and neither can anyone else. Only that organized religions have set themselves up as salesmen for God. Religions have capitalized on the unknown to acquire power and riches, while suppressing peoples' freedoms (of thought and action). Religions have promoted blind obedience to authority, which in turn has opened the door to the vast majority of abuses that humans have perpetrated on one another, going back to our earliest history. There is no validity to the specifics of any of the world's religions. It's all made up as we go along.

Acknowledging the reality that organized religion is a massive con game does not mean that a person believes all existence came from nothingness, necessarily. That is an entirely different question. posted 03/29/2008 at 12:02:39

It's also the only scam going where the product being peddled is invisible. When one asks to see the product or at least proof of its existence, if asking this question isn't grounds for execution (as in Muslim countries), they are told to have faith and just believe that the product exists. It's really quite brilliant when you think about it. posted 03/28/2008 at 18:59:30

Time Mag Cover: "How Al Gore Could Save The Democrats"

Like I said before, adjust your tinfoil hat. You are insane. posted 03/28/2008 at 00:32:39

"Gore is not one of those."

What evidence do you have of this? You don't like his politics, so you assume the worst. You can't face the reality of man-made global warming (having been brainwashed by wingnut radio demagogery), so you assume anyone advocating changes in policy to a address it is simply trying to make money on the issue. You haven't a leg to stand on for a single thing you assert. posted 03/27/2008 at 19:45:04

"His eye is on Dictator of the world. "

Yep. Why should Gore even bother with such a low level job as President of the USA, when the 'Dictator of the World' spot is wide open, just waiting for him to take it. Adjust your tin foil hat. The aliens are reading your thoughts again.

This kind of confused, misinformed, paranoid diatribe provides a sad testimony to our failing educational system. The spelling doesn't help either. posted 03/27/2008 at 19:41:45

"He is making a lot of money."

Stuff it you troll. Is it so hard for you morally bankrupt right wingnuts to believe that someone could actually be doing something because it is what they believe in, rather than simply to acquire more money and power? Not everyone on this planet carry the dead, rotted souls that Bush Republicans do. The only people who remember Gore as silly are the FOX news retards. These same people think Ronald Reagan was a great President. posted 03/27/2008 at 14:14:34

Reverend Wright: Raw and Un-Cut

Good point. This controversy is entirely generated by the MSM, which thrives on anything scandalous, or seemingly scandalous. posted 03/28/2008 at 19:09:01

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The superdelegates are necessary for anybody to win. It is an unfortunate reality that we even have superdelegates. The very idea is a slap in the face to voters and to the concept of democracy for which so many have fought and died since our country was founded. posted 03/28/2008 at 11:04:14

In regards to the criticism of Wright's speeches. Have any of you wingnuts who are piling on this guy ever listened to any evangelist, or fundamentalist preacher (black or white)? I'll bet you could take any 30 seconds of recorded material from any of these loudmouths and find several things that are either completely nuts, or that in some way make them out to be racist/sexist/hateful/ethnocentric/stupid etc. Preachers are professional BS artists. Period. They make their living selling an absurd set of lies. Is it surprising that they throw in race bating, appeals to patriotism or charity, prurience, sentimentality, guilt, revenge, and every other device that language allows for, in order to con their flocks and get their money? posted 03/28/2008 at 10:58:38

"...Reverend Wright who turns out to be less of a holy man and more of a racist demagogue."

Cut the MSM manufactured BS. Did you even read the editorial above?

Wright is no more a demagogue than any other preacher in America. Nothing he said in any of his sermons is untrue. It's just material that is too difficult for the average self-satisfied white person to face (I'm white by-the-way). Like Weber writes above "They take a moment of rage and imply a lifetime of hate." You've obviously bought the snake oil. posted 03/28/2008 at 10:47:29

Players, Not Cheerleaders

I think you oversimplify things somewhat, but I agree with your statement "There is no reason that a progressive agenda can't be kept simple-stupid in its presentation, focus on a couple-three big important issues, and fix them." However, the Democratic Party is big and includes many different kinds of people. I think there is room for both the academics and the 'go for the throat' pragmatic people. There is much to be said for not always 'leaving the details for farther down the road'. That is precisely what the Republicans did in regards to Iraq, and look at what that did to America, Iraq, and the world. Our government needs a whole range of people to make policy work, from those immersed in the minutia of specific policies and their implementation to those who can lead out front, swaying the masses to their cause. posted 03/26/2008 at 23:30:58

Ohio Nurses' Union Busted By California Nurses

The SEIU vs CNA conflict sounds to me like a classic (and dangerous) division between workers who have much to lose by battling each other, and far more to gain by uniting. Not knowing the details or the history of this conflict, beyond what I've read here, I would bet that this division ultimately benefits the large hospital system corporations. I would also bet that those corporations have a hand in perpetuating (if not in creating) this divide. What is the old tactic that worked so well for every empire throughout history? Divide and conquer.

Workers Unite! posted 03/26/2008 at 10:13:30

Western Antarctic Ice Chunk Collapses

You are wrong here. posted 03/29/2008 at 15:50:46

Our sun will eventually explode into a supernova too, extinguishing all life anywhere within millions of miles. Yes, nature works in cycles. However, some of these changes are not conducive to life, and certainly not to human life. We now understand (in the last hundred years or so) just how precarious our own life-supporting environment is. We (scientists) know things now about the earth that were impossible to know 5, 10, 50 or 100 years ago. And still we have ignorant, selfish troglodytes in positions of power who are willing to mislead the masses in America (who are themselves willingly ignorant).

America, pull your heads out of your @sses and listen to the scientists. I know it's painful for you to use your brains to think about what they are saying (science is hard stuff) and it gives you a headache, but your future years of TV watching just might depend on it. posted 03/26/2008 at 10:45:28

"We are now living in Jonestown on a global scale."

You are correct here. Only you have it completely backwards regarding who the Jim Jones's are. The delusion is firmly held by those who chose to believe that their immediate surroundings are all that constitute their world. Americans are for the most part comfortable, entertained, and increasingly medicated/sedated. They don't like anyone telling them this, and they don't like anyone pointing out the consequences that this lifestyle has on the planet. Politicians on the right have figured this out.

You're comparison of those who would heed "some climate computer models" and promote civic responsibility, to the Nazis, is comical.

If you're tired of living in a prolonged state of fear, try voting for Obama, instead of Republican fear mongers. Otherwise, can the global warming denial BS. Most educated people are wise to people like you, and can't be fooled by your FOX news doublespeak. posted 03/26/2008 at 10:32:53

"Unsexiest" Woman Holds Mirror Up To Judges

Yes. posted 03/25/2008 at 00:42:56

O'Reilly Attends Easter Services At Church Led by Ex-Nazi

"Did you ever think Bill Oreilly is may be Right?" posted 03/24/2008 at 15:07:25

Reading The Pictures: Before I Could Explain

This soldier was not protecting our nation. He may think he is, the idiots who still think the Bush administration is a legitimate government think he is, but he is not. He was being misused, working as a mercenary to enrich oil companies and war contractors. There was no danger to America in iraq prior to the invasion, and only greater danger each passing day that our military remains there. posted 03/25/2008 at 02:27:54

Marnie never said that Iraqis had no suffering under Saddam. Only that their situation is worse now than it was before. So pull your head out of your @ss and trying thinking before you write. posted 03/25/2008 at 02:20:08

Gallup: Obama Retakes Lead Over Clinton

Oops. posted 03/23/2008 at 11:59:49

Speak for yourself. Just because you are a "cynical husk of your former self" doesn't mean that everyone else out there still able to maintain some sense of idealism is going to end up like you. Right wingers are simply people who either never carried a spark of idealism (by lack of capacity, intellect, or poor life circumstance), or lost it very quickly when the hardness of reality hit them. You sound exactly like a Bush Republican, rotting from the inside out, and it burns you up seeing anyone else who is able to overcome the disease that afflicts your soul. posted 03/23/2008 at 03:23:01

Keep dreaming. Obama will be the next President for 2 reasons. 1. He, more than the other 2 warmongers, will get us the f*ck out of Iraq. 2. Most Americans, if they didn't know it before, now know that the Republicans and their accomplices in the Democratic Party have screwed this country like never before in our history. The only reason that the illusion of anything like a contest between Clinton and Obama (or McCain and Obama) still exists is due to constant barrage of BS generated by the right wing MSM. They would have us think that there is still some kind of contest going on here in the primary when in any other primary in history, the runner up in Clinton's position would have long ago conceded. As for the general election, the theatrics of a contest between McBush and Obama are even more astoundingly absurd. McCain claims that he will perpetuate the policies of what can accurately be called the least popular administration in history. And we're supposed to think that Obama will lose to such a candidate? It's borders on comical. posted 03/23/2008 at 03:14:39

The 100 Years War

We all invest in the military machine. It is the staple of our economy. The business of America is war, and has been for many years. posted 03/21/2008 at 15:22:01

Senator Obama's Passport Records Broken Into: We Must Learn The Truth

That is probably the only real investigation that will ever get done on this case. I hope it happens soon. posted 03/21/2008 at 11:43:41

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