Hey. I live in Duluth , too. Our new mayor up here, Donny Ness, has decided instead of working on the cities problems, such as the benefits for city retirees problem that threatens to drain the city, he is using his office as a “Obama for Prez” headquarters
Don’t forget that Dukakis was 15 or so points ahead in the polls in the summer of 88. When people started paying more attention to the issues as the election got closer, he lost in a landslide
Why would we be forced to pay for a system that has proven to fail? When you talk to the average liberal, they say,”We need Universal health care because name the country has it.” Or,”we need universal health care because we are the only industrialized country without it.” never defend it on it’s merits, because they cannot.
He is right. I have huge problems with McCain. But I am not about to let these people be in charge just so I can teach the country a lesson. I don’t believe we will get new Gubmint programs or expansion of the welfare state under McCain. And I also will not urinate on our troops. Once Hillama care is in place, its there to stay
I sort of agree with him. I am not pleased with McCain but I will vote for him. Only because the alternative is much worse. We will have to keep him in check but the idea of we will let America fall just because we don’t like McCain is childish. Who said we will automatically get amnesty. I thought that was a done deal after the 2006 elections
It was Mr President Reagan who took my working class, blue collar democrat family by the hand and taught us there was no crime in voting outside your party. My mom and dad were still concerned that he would take away their SS and Medicare but couldn’t stomach voting for a party that went from FDR, Truman American values to San Fransisco values. So we pulled the lever for RR. Now, we, like most Americans, don’t feel any party addresses the concerns of middle America. Nothing points this out more than the shamnesty bill last summer