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In reply to the discussion: you kind of have to ask yourself - "whose side is Obama on?" [View all]Swede
(33,236 posts)7. I'd have to ask the same of you paulk.
An election is coming,and soon. One that the Republicans are pulling out all their tricks to try and win.
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This has nothing to do with Obama's re-election. The post is about this piece-of-shit bill
progressoid
Apr 2012
#28
I was thinking the same thing. It was during the Reagan Administration and his Voodoo economics
RC
Apr 2012
#66
MY Union decided a long time ago to support this president in his bid for another term.
Ikonoklast
Apr 2012
#23
Wow that is ironic...for a political party to repeatedly undermine their own base of support.
limpyhobbler
Apr 2012
#63
it would be nice if someone could provide a timeframe where it would be acceptable..
frylock
Apr 2012
#35
Hey pal, that thirty seconds of meany mean bashing could suppress a vote somewhere.
Dragonfli
Apr 2012
#61
I'm inclined to vote for the person most likely to listen to valid criticism from the "left" ...
TahitiNut
Apr 2012
#73
True! The proof is the billions Koch Bros and Karl Rove are spending to promote Obama
emulatorloo
Apr 2012
#74
OMG! 19 corporations on the board! How come the board isn't made up completely of unions?
freshwest
Apr 2012
#32
Our party needs a progressive ass-kicking. I am sick to death of centrist & "bipartisan" BS.
mother earth
Apr 2012
#37
that's the choice - the Democratic Party has moved way to the right and the Republican party has
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2012
#44
I agree - the GOP has become the part of an inceasingly narrowly defined belief system and the
Douglas Carpenter
Apr 2012
#79
I think only die hard democrats refuse to get it..everyone else gets it but doesn't know what to do
xiamiam
Apr 2012
#57
I haven't asked that question since the transition team was announced.
Egalitarian Thug
Apr 2012
#53