[moneyrunner]

Obama has a plan for everything, and everything he proposes has been tried and found wanting either in the United States or in other countries. And everything that he proposes is a top-down one-size-fits-all solution crafted in Washington. This is not just a failed policy of the past, it’s a failed policy of the far past; a policy that not only tells you what you can’t do but one that tells you what you must do.

EVERYTHING NOT FORBIDDEN IS COMPULSORY in Obama’s world.

[Dilbert San Diego]

Could it be that sometimes a new generation of young people comes of age, and doesn’t know their history, or the history of failed liberal policies? Or know the history of different programs that have tried and failed to solve some of our vexing social problems?

Then, someone like Obama comes along, and inspires these young people with warmed over platitudes. They don’t know or understand that socialism is hardly a new concept, and that while it sounds compassionate in some ways, in practice, it creates other problems.

[pabianice]

I do not understand why McCain does not begin every sentence with, “Once again we see the work of the failed Pelosi-Reid Congress...”

[Will88]

This summary of past policy on new drilling implicates Republicans even more in our current problems. But for wanting to drill in ANWR by W, there hasn’t been much difference in the past policies of the two parties. It seems both Bush presidents supported the moratorium on offshore drilling. We know W and Jeb got together to ban drilling off Florida only a few years ago.

This begins to sound like: which party screwed up the most concerning domestic oil production, not that one had good policies and the other bad. Sounds like bad and worse.

[wo fat]

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