[Renfield]

I can't escape the conclusion that Soros was recruited by the KGB in the waning days of the USSR.....

[Peach]

More on Soros.

[Vision]

Maybe.

But for a long time the Dems have stood for nothing. They have stood for standing "against everything". When you're united against the Republicans and decency, what do you stand for? What will unite everyone on issues? Nothing, you have no moral core. So your party is rudderless under whatever radical is the most power hungry.

[Sam Cree]

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[antonico]

Lewis seems a little late to the party. Amercian's Coming Together, according to an article by Byron York written almost a year ago for NRO Online, formally disbanded. They closed all their state offices & pink-slipped almost everyone after the four hundred million Soros & Company spent in the '04 election cycle netted them New Hampshire, and little else, basically.

No doubt Soros & his ilk will try harder than ever in 06 & 08, but how successful they'll be is still far from clear. The Democrats just this week publicly said they're really concerned about turning out their voters for elections this fall. Does that sound like a Soros/Clinton/Podesta slam-dunk battle plan?

[R.W.Ratikal]

It's fashionable to say that the Democrat party has been taken over by the far left wing of the party.

But, the far left wing is the party. There is no other wing. Democrats who are not radical, left wing socialists can be counted without taking off your shoes.

The Democrat party has actually become the mirror-image of the Socialist Labor Party in Britain. Unfortunately for America, Republicans are not far behind and in some cases are ahead of the drive to socialize the world.

[zeugma]

I'd like to see an analysis of Soros' dealing in the oil futures markets.