It’s Not Easy Bein’ Blue

Obama is to liberal to be our president. His character and judgement are very ifffy
A big risk, but most of America does not think so..they are like the teenager that think knows best and but doesn't andthen who pays??? in this case we will!

Well, neos, may I ask where poor little Barry made a record $150 million dollars for his campaign in September? Oh yes, just those poor little black folks, - $2.00. You should look yourself in the mirror.

When your rumor-mongering days are over, Nov 5th..

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The United States has been a radical experiment opposed by "conservatives" since its inception. You, sir, distort and twist history to fit your agenda.

Obama is being painted as more liberal than he really is in the first place. And I believe he is the candidate most likely to be a uniter based on his thoughtful, cooperative approach to everything including foreign policy. The question is whether the religious, neocon hawks (and yes bigots) within the GOP tent can be governed by any Democrat, since they demonize anyone who thinks differently as evil.

This is proved by recent threats of "backlash" revolt if Obama/Biden are elected. It is crazy talk to say that people should elect a ticket with Palin on it. How can Republicans really expect this? They need to take some time off and reform their Party, then get some qualified, non-devisive candidates on a ticket and try again.

Most firms pay no income taxes - Congress
Study finds that the majority of domestic and foreign corporations in the United States avoid paying federal income taxes.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Nearly two-thirds of U.S. companies and 68% of foreign corporations do not pay federal income taxes, according to a congressional report released Tuesday.
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) examined samples of corporate tax returns filed between 1998 and 2005. In that time period, an annual average of 1.3 million U.S. companies and 39,000 foreign companies doing business in the United States paid no income taxes - despite having a combined $2.5 trillion in revenue.
The study showed that 28% of foreign companies and 25% of U.S. corporations with more than $250 million in assets or $50 million in sales paid no federal income taxes in 2005. Those companies totaled a combined $372 billion in sales for the largest foreign companies and $1.1 trillion in revenue for the biggest U.S. companies.
Full article: http://money.cnn.com/2008/08/12/news/economy/corporate_taxes/
August 12, 2008

WHERE IS THE PRESS? NOBODIES IS TALKING ABOUT THIS REPORT!

WHAT ABOUT THIS DISTRIBUTION OF WEALTH?? And this are FACTS, not suppositions.........

HAPPENED UNDER BUSH WATCH, WHO ARE THE SOCIALISTS HERE?

The very premise of this article is based on a right wing myth and is factually untrue. Americans are conservative on some issues, but on most issues they lean more left than right, as numerous opinion polls have shown, and as the number of registered Democrats vs the number of registered Republicans demonstrates. In a panic over an inevitable Obama presidency, Meacham and other media conservatives are trying to tie his hands before he even gets into office.

Good luck with that, guys. Keep huffing and puffing. Obama is going to win by a landslide and you and other right wing ideologues will become increasingly irrelevant.

It is true that more people label themselves conservative than liberal, because 'liberal' has been turned into an epithet by dint of name-calling and innuendo. It is also true that if you ask people specific questions about abortion, health care, the environment, and education, polls show a substantial majority of Americans as quite liberal on the issues. If Obama means to lead he must persistently and gently show people that we really are a liberal nation, and that it's OK to be so. There will be no progress until we believe that the ideological children of Ronald Reagan can't hurt us anymore.

Rightwing at its finest. Check out the Star of David on the effigy's head.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbbcVNOMqSk

It is not center right, it is center racist. Republicans gained power by leveraging white racist evangelicals angry about Johnson's civil rights legislation. That strategy held up for 30 years. Palin is the latest incarnation of that strategy, brought in to placate the evangelical racist unhappy with McCain. An Obama victory ensures one thing, at least four years of concentrated right wing racist evangelical hate and vitriol.

After Bush's close '04 re-election was treated by media douches like Meacham as a broad mandate to push the radical neoconservative agenda, we shouldn't be surprised by nonsense articles like this. But ashamed at what passes as conventional wisdom among our country's media elites, yes.

A majority of Americans are progressive on almost every major policy question facing this country: health care, energy policy, environmental issues, market regulation, progressive taxation, social security, Iraq policy, and on and on. Now that the Republican's strategy of divide and conquer - on the basis of social issues and identity politics - is finally coming back to bite them, it couldn't be more clear that the blowout win coming Obama's way is much more of a mandate we've seen in this country since at least 1980.

But I suppose I can, reluctantly, bear listening to the chattering class write drivel like this article every now and then.

This article is absurd. On what topics are we a center-right nation? We are pro-choice of over 2/3rds of the country, we are anti-war, pro-universal health care, and now with the fiscal crisis we are a pro-economic regulation country too. Religious freedom, freedom of speech, welfare, medicare, medicaid, social security, civil rights, the violence against women act, the equal rights amendment, 13th amendment, 19th amendment, the progressive tax system and others are all progressive ideals. You are living in a fantasy world.

"Palin talks about 'pro-American' parts of the country and 'real Americans.' McCain talks about the 'real Virginia.' These code words show us the true colors of their campaign. The Palin/McCain ticket's ugly philosophy of exclusion and division can and should be compared to the Obama/Biden ticket of inclusion and union. The Obama campaign shows us what an Obama presidency will look like, where Americans will be encouraged to put aside the tired old hateful wedge issues and to unify once again for the common good. A president should pull us together and not tear us apart." (neos @ 10/19/2008 5:35:03 PM)
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I second!

Yes, exactly -- pragmatism trumps dogma and the rest of GOP's subterfuge propaganda!
I'm so ready for the GOPs rot and shambles being tsunamied into the history's gutters!