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Politics : GOPwinger Lies/Distortions/Omissions/Perversions of Truth -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (76980)	9/2/2006 7:28:48 PM
From: American Spirit	Respond to of 173976

You're too far to the left, pal. You're one of the 5% most leftist people in the country. You have a right to believe what you believe but I'll tell you the facts. 90% of the democratic party do and have been forcefully opposing Buish's misadventure in Iraq. Maybe a lot of them were fooled in the initial vote, but frankly, that vote was not even necessary for Bush to have done what he did. Bush-Cheney had decided to invade no matter what and nobody was going to stop them. Another fact is that the 5% most leftist voters put Bush in power in 2000 by snubbing Gore for Nader. That was a huge huge mistake.

To: Crimson Ghost who wrote (76980)	9/3/2006 2:17:41 PM
From: SFW	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 173976

Democratic party candidates still don't get it. People are tired of their party's lack of vision. I saw Dem senate candidate Bob Casey on TV this morning and he kept repeating that we needed a change in leadership but he wouldn't give a clear plan for what he would do differently if the Dems gain control. It didn't sound like there was much different that Casey would do vs what Santorum did/will do in the senate. I'm afraid the dems are relying too much on anti-Bush sentiment to carry them into victory. At times like these I wish we had a third or even fourth party to choose from (someone with a legitimate shot at winning, not green party and LaRouche candidates). Alas, we all know that this is all but impossible given how the electoral system is set up to protect the two party system. So we are stuck with a choice between gray and a darker shade of gray, both of which are funded by the same lobbies and big businesses.