Why It’s Worse Than You Think

Bad lies and mistakes from Bush has made our country the worst it has ever been. As soon as we get Obama in office, we will see a change for the better. Thanks Bush, you dick!

I still can't get over the idea that we are at a point when "the lake turns over", a phenomenon where somehow once in a while, the cold water at the bottom of a deep lake boils up and the warmer water on the top goes to the depths. A big change.It covers the whole range from our attitude toward war to the way to handle our economy and a lot of stuff in between. It was the brilliance of the Obama campaign to use the word, "change", as their clarion call. The others tried to copy him, even the one running on the ticket of the party in power, but they were too late. Lots of young people coming in. Hope for the good and we'll probably see it.

I can't wait until the Rabid Right takes a big-Ol-bite of humiliation pie when Obama wins in November. The best thing that could happen to the Republicans is to see that all the Fear Mongering, Racial Slurring and Hate Speech has not swayed the over-whelming centrists in this country. We are not moved by fear, hate and promises of "stay the course", we want change, meaningful change, and I can't wait for the day to come when wealth and power in this country have to submit to the will of the people. Bush has served is Base of Wealth and Power very nicely for 8 years, now it's time to switch gears and make the rich pay their fair share and let the middle class grow.

It's about time we have a Black, Muslim man for President: that will send the Rabid Right running for years to come.

Notwithstanding all the true negative events that have occurred over the past year, the media including this article have CREATED what we are experiencing - naturally with all of the negative articles, what industry would start to plan to buck the trend and plan for a reversal thereby hiring workers and building new plants. You have to be mad (insane) to go against these downward statements - only a Rothchild would have the courage to do this. That's why we continually have a negative attitude in America and continually check what the confidence level is ( like looking at the weather report by the hour). Wake up America and go forward with a positive attitude and the rest will fall into place. - onewe@aeitv.net

Please send a thank you letter to the Fascist Criminal Enterprise of Thing bush and Thing Cheney, the Things in the Gop, the Things in the RNC-including their slithering brown shirt swiftboaters, and the poodle journalist's in the MSM. Heckuva job aBrownie, Heckuva job Georgy, Heckuva jov Dickie, Heckuva job GOP, Heckuva Job RNC, Heckuva job Wall Street, Heckuva job to the banks of Americ, Heckuva job to the mortgage companie, Heckuva job to the real estate brokers, Heckuva job to the credit rating agencie, Heckuva job to the oil companies. Heckuva job to the drug making companies, Heckuva job to the FDA, Heckuva job to all the regulating agencies. Heckuva job to all the Demagoues in religion., and Heckuva job to the free traders, outsourcers, and manufacturing companies that left America. . What a miserable failure that you have become.

Does csbunny scare anyone else? Or is it just me?

Dear Brian,

The Dems have not been able to override vetos by your man. The GOP still shoulders full blame for this mess - like it or not.

if you buy into the obama thing then you will have buyers remorse in 2010

RON PAUL has answers dammit. why do we HAVE to vote for who the media tell us to???

I agree, Ron Paul does have good ideas. It boggles my mind how he can remain so invisible to main street America. Obama has some good energy ideas but he is not talking about them. I think he does not want to offend the sandal & socks crowd. McCain seems to be for Middle East oil, again I have not heard much on energy from him. The economy is bad because our nation has turned its back on producing goods and oil and chosen to become a service and financial based economy. Service jobs don't pay well just look at wages over the past 30 years (down-stagnant). Economies that produce goods and actively seek affordable energy are doing great (China, India). We need to send Washington the message that we want to steer the economy back to that of the 50s and 60s. Sites like this need our support

<a href="http://www.americansforjobsandenergy.org/">
www.AmericansForJobsAndEnergy.org</a>

Dave

I'll make note that politics has little to do with control over a global economy. Fact: Before the war, White House economic adviser Lawrence Lindsay estimated the cost at $100 to $200 billion. So the White House got rid of him and "re-estimated" the cost at $50 to $60 billion. It's now over $500 billion and climbing. BTW, go ahead and let you kids know they will be paying for this. I guess that's just chump change we couldn't have used for bridge repairs, New Orleans levees, etc., etc..

yeah, perhaps he has the ability - but i doubt he has the inclination. i don't think he gives a damn about whats left of the middle-class. or the working-class. or the working poor. or the unemployed. or the unemployable. for the most part, his efforts will be directed at continuing to ensure that those at the top will be cared for, as well as possible. after all, its who is. its where he came from. its what he and his kind do. repeatedly. much to the discomfort of the rest of us.

Even as a conservative Republican and a former student of the great Milton Friedman, I have say Obama does have a couple of good points. However, you really need to read between the lines....his Keynesian approach would be quite inflationary and this would not be good for long term growth. As a strong proponent of low taxes, I see any new tax cuts as being harmful as well...so what do we do? I saw this housing situation ebbing

I see our country as sort of a declining drunk who has to fall into the gutter and roll around with the empty bottles before he sees the light, gets up, takes a bath, puts on a new set of clothes and quits drinking that which brought him down. This country is drunk and staggering dangerously close to the curb.