Nice rant. But it doesn't change the fact that you don't enough information.
I didn't mention Clinton. This problem is decades old, and bipartisan, and it stems from the issues I raised in the first reply I made here. The frantic and often stupid responses of the government now are the inevitable end result of their initial interference back then.
What I'm seeing here is the same intellectual spasms I'm seeing elsewhere. I'm even treated to people screaming about the potential nationalization of parts of the mortgage industry who have elsewhere told us that their dearest wish is to see the government take over the health care system.
After all, health care is a critical need. Housing is...blankout.
No principles, no consistency, no intellectual foundation. Attacking political enemies even if it means their own positions flail all over the map.
Again, who are you going to vote for to make it all better? Obama and Biden?
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- Russia's take on Palin
- re: Russia's take on Palin reprise
- Intersting graphics accompanying original link, also killer shrimps!!
- The male bimbo
- re: The male bimbo
- "It [America] needs a crash course in Capitalism 101..."
- No. It isn't.
- That's the whole point, TB.
- Oh for crying out loud.
- "This is a fully developed corporate welfare state in its final stages"....
- You know what my solutions are. What are yours? (n/t)
- That's the whole point, TB.
- No. It isn't.
- One Person's Take on Palin as Published in Russia. (n/t)
- Even Russia is scared of her (n/t)
- Wow.
- The self-poison of hate.
- a bit of info on T. Bancroft-Hinchey
- I disagree
- What a broadside! Grape on top of round-shot. (n/t)
- re: Russia's take on Palin reprise
