teedubbya
13 years ago
I knew we should have nominated the cappacolla but noone listened..... especially in here
HockeyDad
13 years ago

I knew we should have nominated the cappacolla but noone listened..... especially in here

teedubbya wrote:




I voted 3rd party and went with the meatball grinder.
Brewha
13 years ago

I voted 3rd party and went with the meatball grinder.

HockeyDad wrote:


Freudian?
pdxstogieman
13 years ago

The important thing is that we still have corporate and military industrial complex socialism and fiscal irresponsibility. It's all good!

HockeyDad wrote:



Our system of checks and balances (Campaign donation checks and politician bank balances) ensures that no matter whether it's a Republican or Democrat we will have plenty of both, with minor differences in degree. It's all just a matter of tax and spend or borrow and spend.
pdxstogieman
13 years ago
One has to admire the absolute certitude with which Wheelrite expressed his absolutely incorrect prognostication.
frankj1
13 years ago
from those fearing doom, I would listen to their rational reasoning. yet mostly I hear those rooting for doom, and I am thinking borderline treason.

No one has ever lived in this country with their ideal leadership in place for their entire life. The task is to make it work, not to sabotage...hence the demise of the Tea Baggers in congress.

A viable third and even fourth party (why not?)will not happen if the loudest whiners jump ship as soon as defeat is apparent. Traction takes time to build but most of the worst whiners abandon their own principles just to defeat what they abhor rather than investing sweat and time equity into creating a better alternative. Quitters are lazy by definition. So much easier to spray poison.

Building a winner would help America more than trying to play the spoiler in every pennant race.
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