24 Feb 10
Originally posted by zeeblebotI was trying to decypher your if the right does not treat her right comment and that got me a bit confused(very easily done btw) cos I hardly thought Sarah P was the sort that would defect to the left(possibly defecate on the left but thats another matter) and that only left one other woman left standing in the frame, so before I even get more entangled, who's the mystery woman then??
what's hilary got to do with it?
she's obama's SOS! wouldn't it be disloyal to run for election against the boss?
24 Feb 10
Originally posted by kmax87no need for Sarah to defect, won't the Dems come to her?
I was trying to decypher your if the right does not treat her right comment and that got me a bit confused(very easily done btw) cos I hardly thought Sarah P was the sort that would defect to the left(possibly defecate on the left but thats another matter) and that only left one other woman left standing in the frame, so before I even get more entangled, who's the mystery woman then??
24 Feb 10
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Originally posted by kmax87Not working? What makes you say that? After all, there is still time to shove NHC and cap and trade down our throats along with another $20 trillion in stimulus spending which should keep our economy going for another year or two.
Obama's Presidency is so obviously not working, so, who should the Dems run against him in 2012?
Spend, spend, spend, for our time is short!!
25 Feb 10
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What I find amusing are those who, on the one hand, see Obama's Presidency as a failure but, on the other hand, think that the answer is to throw in someone like Hillary who would have done virtually everything the same. If I recall, the biggest dispute among the two was who would be a better leader in time of crisis, as if that really meant anything at all. Both of them are partisan talking heads. There is precious little difference. They both have their orders which include pushing government run health care and cap and trade etc, etc. IT only boils down to which face you wish to look at for the next 4 years, not which policies you prefer.