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By: thank you, ACLU | get angry WITH me

thank you, ACLU | get angry WITH me — Fri, 24 Oct 2008 12:33:01 +0000

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By: Being the Change I Wish to See - Sherri

Being the Change I Wish to See - Sherri — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:11:12 +0000

Hello Jackie, I am so very glad that there are sane people in this world. I live in a very deep red state, Louisiana. I'm hoping that since we just reelected an African American mayor in Baton Rouge, the most populated area of Louisiana after Katrina, that people will pour out in droves and vote for Obama, even when they told pollsters they would vote for McCain. The current projected electoral map has Obama/Biden with 286 electoral votes and McCain/Palin with 155. 97 are toss-ups. But we cannot become complacent. We must get out the vote on Nov. 4, because that's the only poll that matters. I will be voting for Obama and I hope it is a clear landslide victory for all the democrats. I can dream... And I absolutely love "Countdown" with Keith Olbermann. You should get cable TV so you can watch MSNBC. Try the Rachel Maddow show, it comes on right after Countdown. Rachel has a Ph.D. in political science from Cambridge in England. She is Olbermann continued. Sherri Being the Change I Wish to See - Sherris last blog post..Obama Call to Action

By: sex & the presidential debate | get angry WITH me

sex & the presidential debate | get angry WITH me — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 12:10:30 +0000

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By: 1-Observer

1-Observer — Sun, 12 Oct 2008 01:32:38 +0000

Melissa is exactly right. Bush is so ready to retire, to put his feet up and throw back a few cold ones. He's over all that "hard work" he's talked about for the last eight years. But Cheney is another story--very dangerous. And he is Palin's mentor and advisor. This whole business about deploying troops in the US--Geezus--with all the hatriotism that the McPain Duo is fomenting, things could become so volatile so quickly. I'm just holding my breath right now, hoping for sanity to prevail. 1-Observers last blog post..Sarah Who? A Final Word

By: Jim Maddox

Jim Maddox — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 22:37:16 +0000

We will never have true change in this country until people stop voting for the republicrats. We have only one party in this country. Oh sure they pretend to have two, but they’re both the same, and they don’t want citizens to have any say in what goes on. Until Americans begin voting for alternative candidates, we will continue to be controlled by big business interests. Where are the other parties’ candidates during these so-called “debates”? Republicrats have a monopoly on the political process, and things will never change until the voters reject them and look for truly different ideas. At least look at Ralph Nader’s web site, see what Libertarians and Green Party candidates and others are saying and maybe we can start become a democracy again.

By: Collin

Collin — Thu, 09 Oct 2008 04:47:39 +0000

I want to have Keith Olbermann’s babies.

By: Melissa

Melissa — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:34:37 +0000

You know what? It's not GWB that worries me, it's Cheney. He's the one that has orchestrated so much of the mess that we are in. I don't think the country can take much more of his backroom dealings. It amazes me that he doesn't get outed more often for the stuff he does. Instead we all point a finger at the President (not that he doesn't have his own issues that we can point at). We need to get Cheney out of the White House and away from our policies. Some people are arguing that change for the sake of change is not a good enough reason to choose a president. In this year's election I have to argue that any change is going to be better than what we have. I don't pretend to trust any politician or believe most of what they say, but it is time to give someone else a chance to put things to right as much as they can. I'd be happier with a viable Libertarian candidate in the running personally, but in absence of that I'm going to cast my vote for Obama. Melissas last blog post..Guardian Wear - How One Man’s Dream is Helping Amercian Heroes

By: John

John — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:30:18 +0000

Jackie Nice post. Interesting bit of info on the 1st Brigade deployment. I live on Capitol Hill in Washington. During the last election, Bush ordered security stepped up in and around the Capitol and it was deplorable. Given that there are 5000 police assigned to "secure" the Capitol already, the additional, heavily armed security with roadblocks - which I had to pass through to get to and from my house - was a bit irritating. Regularly cussing them out was cathartic but it didn't change much. That said, Bush, McCain and the rest of the republican party are all about intimidation and fear mongering. Interfering at polling places is unlikely but cooking the numbers is certainly within the realm of possibility. Johns last blog post..A Labor Perspective on the Financial Crisis