Democrats Falling Off A Cliff…

[Arraya]

Good grief. Science, philosophy, industrialization or capitalism did not start in america. Not even close for science and philosophy(democratic ideals)

The term is derived from the Greek: δημοκρατία – (dēmokratía) “rule of the people”,[1] which was coined from δῆμος (dêmos) “people” and κράτος (krátos) “power”, in the middle of the fifth-fourth century BC to denote the political systems then existing in some Greek city-states, notably Athens following a popular uprising in 508 BC

The funny thing is how the word “liberal” has changed meanings over the years.

Liberalism (from the Latin liberalis, “of freedom”[1]) is the belief in the importance of individual liberty.

[briansd1]

[quote=Djshakes] The bottom line we need republicans and dems out of our lives so we can continue to have true progression.
[/quote]

You are right. If anyone can come up with a solution on how to get them out, I’m all ears. That solution should not interrupt economic growth because a bad recession would throw millions into poverty.

But voting in protest for a Republican, Scott Brown in MA, is not the way go to.

Voting for a “real” American such as Sarah Palin is not the way to go either.

[quote=Djshakes]
You are married to one party and it is blinding you.[/quote]

You are right again. Well… only in the sense that if I must have either one of the two parties, I prefer the Democrats, in their present incarnation.

I happen to like Obama. He’s bringing racial equity to America, if only it’s simply an image of it. Perception affects reality.

[briansd1]

[quote=Djshakes] The bottom line we need republicans and dems out of our lives so we can continue to have true progression.
[/quote]

You are right. If anyone can come up with a solution on how to get them out, I’m all ears. That solution should not interrupt economic growth because a bad recession would throw millions into poverty.

But voting in protest for a Republican, Scott Brown in MA, is not the way go to.

Voting for a “real” American such as Sarah Palin is not the way to go either.

[quote=Djshakes]
You are married to one party and it is blinding you.[/quote]

You are right again. Well… only in the sense that if I must have either one of the two parties, I prefer the Democrats, in their present incarnation.

I happen to like Obama. He’s bringing racial equity to America, if only it’s simply an image of it. Perception affects reality.

[briansd1]

[quote=Djshakes] The bottom line we need republicans and dems out of our lives so we can continue to have true progression.
[/quote]

You are right. If anyone can come up with a solution on how to get them out, I’m all ears. That solution should not interrupt economic growth because a bad recession would throw millions into poverty.

But voting in protest for a Republican, Scott Brown in MA, is not the way go to.

Voting for a “real” American such as Sarah Palin is not the way to go either.

[quote=Djshakes]
You are married to one party and it is blinding you.[/quote]

You are right again. Well… only in the sense that if I must have either one of the two parties, I prefer the Democrats, in their present incarnation.

I happen to like Obama. He’s bringing racial equity to America, if only it’s simply an image of it. Perception affects reality.

[briansd1]

[quote=Djshakes] The bottom line we need republicans and dems out of our lives so we can continue to have true progression.
[/quote]

You are right. If anyone can come up with a solution on how to get them out, I’m all ears. That solution should not interrupt economic growth because a bad recession would throw millions into poverty.

But voting in protest for a Republican, Scott Brown in MA, is not the way go to.

Voting for a “real” American such as Sarah Palin is not the way to go either.

[quote=Djshakes]
You are married to one party and it is blinding you.[/quote]

You are right again. Well… only in the sense that if I must have either one of the two parties, I prefer the Democrats, in their present incarnation.

I happen to like Obama. He’s bringing racial equity to America, if only it’s simply an image of it. Perception affects reality.

[briansd1]

[quote=Djshakes] The bottom line we need republicans and dems out of our lives so we can continue to have true progression.
[/quote]

You are right. If anyone can come up with a solution on how to get them out, I’m all ears. That solution should not interrupt economic growth because a bad recession would throw millions into poverty.

But voting in protest for a Republican, Scott Brown in MA, is not the way go to.

Voting for a “real” American such as Sarah Palin is not the way to go either.

[quote=Djshakes]
You are married to one party and it is blinding you.[/quote]

You are right again. Well… only in the sense that if I must have either one of the two parties, I prefer the Democrats, in their present incarnation.

I happen to like Obama. He’s bringing racial equity to America, if only it’s simply an image of it. Perception affects reality.

[sd_matt]

Churchill said “the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter”

How many average people know who Peter Schiff or Dean Baker are?

Until the day comes that people like these are household names we will not see much change….or it will be slow and very painful.

I am not holding my breath for significant change.

[sd_matt]

Churchill said “the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter”

How many average people know who Peter Schiff or Dean Baker are?

Until the day comes that people like these are household names we will not see much change….or it will be slow and very painful.

I am not holding my breath for significant change.

[sd_matt]

Churchill said “the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter”

How many average people know who Peter Schiff or Dean Baker are?

Until the day comes that people like these are household names we will not see much change….or it will be slow and very painful.

I am not holding my breath for significant change.

[sd_matt]

Churchill said “the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter”

How many average people know who Peter Schiff or Dean Baker are?

Until the day comes that people like these are household names we will not see much change….or it will be slow and very painful.

I am not holding my breath for significant change.

[sd_matt]

Churchill said “the best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter”

How many average people know who Peter Schiff or Dean Baker are?

Until the day comes that people like these are household names we will not see much change….or it will be slow and very painful.

I am not holding my breath for significant change.

[Arraya]

If I were Obama:

“Ladies and gentlemen of the press corps, thanks for coming. I have come to realize that a whole bunch of people who set me up for this job lied their asses of. We’re fucked. I mean really really fucked. And I quit. Now give it up for the President of the United States . . . Joeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Biden! Later!”

[Arraya]

If I were Obama:

“Ladies and gentlemen of the press corps, thanks for coming. I have come to realize that a whole bunch of people who set me up for this job lied their asses of. We’re fucked. I mean really really fucked. And I quit. Now give it up for the President of the United States . . . Joeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Biden! Later!”

[Arraya]

If I were Obama:

“Ladies and gentlemen of the press corps, thanks for coming. I have come to realize that a whole bunch of people who set me up for this job lied their asses of. We’re fucked. I mean really really fucked. And I quit. Now give it up for the President of the United States . . . Joeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Biden! Later!”

[Arraya]

If I were Obama:

“Ladies and gentlemen of the press corps, thanks for coming. I have come to realize that a whole bunch of people who set me up for this job lied their asses of. We’re fucked. I mean really really fucked. And I quit. Now give it up for the President of the United States . . . Joeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeey Biden! Later!”

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