Comments on: The bind we’re in http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/ Kickin' ass on the lyin' side: A never-ending battle against stupid, ugly, deceitful and corrupt right-wing water carriers... Tue, 6 Jan 2009 22:46:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: Mike Stark http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-1006 Mike Stark Mon, 20 Mar 2006 19:13:16 +0000 http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-1006 ha... nope - I, like Digby, think Clinton was the best Republican president of my lifetime... politics has become an tool of border-free corporate interests... there used to be a time when gov't could address things like monopolies and other cut-throat business practices... no more... ha… nope - I, like Digby, think Clinton was the best Republican president of my lifetime…

politics has become an tool of border-free corporate interests… there used to be a time when gov’t could address things like monopolies and other cut-throat business practices…

no more…

]]> By: cerpin.taxt http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-998 cerpin.taxt Mon, 20 Mar 2006 07:49:56 +0000 http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-998 CSPAN replayed Howard Dean's speech from Monday to an audience in Washington D.C. Dean, the chairman for the Democratic National Party, appeared composed and collected, even telling a joke that the crowd treated like a "killer" at a comedy club. As a loud click interrupted his speech for a few seconds, he looked under the podium and asked, "Is Karl Rove in here?" At that moment it seemed Dean will likely be the poll leader for the Democrats '08 if he decides to run for president. He knows what to expect - particularly a media frenzy that killed his public image in '04. He levels with people better than the public-relations jewel for the GOP than George W Bush in '02. He admits to possessing great wealth, but will introduce plans to balance the budget, reduce the deficit and eliminate tax cuts for the wealthy. I'll be damned if he is lying. He has no reason to lie other than him being a shill to the establishment politician in D.C. We don't need this. We all need to analyze our presidential candidates very carefully. The Democrats are to get handed the torch of liberty by the people. They better not ruin their chance. CSPAN replayed Howard Dean’s speech from Monday to an audience in Washington D.C. Dean, the chairman for the Democratic National Party, appeared composed and collected, even telling a joke that the crowd treated like a “killer” at a comedy club. As a loud click interrupted his speech for a few seconds, he looked under the podium and asked, “Is Karl Rove in here?”

At that moment it seemed Dean will likely be the poll leader for the Democrats ‘08 if he decides to run for president. He knows what to expect - particularly a media frenzy that killed his public image in ‘04. He levels with people better than the public-relations jewel for the GOP than George W Bush in ‘02. He admits to possessing great wealth, but will introduce plans to balance the budget, reduce the deficit and eliminate tax cuts for the wealthy.

I’ll be damned if he is lying. He has no reason to lie other than him being a shill to the establishment politician in D.C. We don’t need this. We all need to analyze our presidential candidates very carefully. The Democrats are to get handed the torch of liberty by the people. They better not ruin their chance.

]]> By: cerpin.taxt http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-997 cerpin.taxt Mon, 20 Mar 2006 05:49:48 +0000 http://www.callingallwingnuts.com/2006/03/19/the-bind-were-in/#comment-997 I've read a lot of news today and in the past few months. I listen to everyone - even the conspiracy theorists. So what I want to know is if you think of the Clinton years as the "good ole days." It seems they are, but let's not rush to wish for a Clinton-like president. He was a shill and is now showing his colors as the "surrogate son" of the Bush family. Although I will more than likely vote Democrat in whatever upcoming elections I'm alive to see, I don't want a "cardboard cut out" politician (Nader) such as John Kerry. Even Howard Dean scares me a little, but I think he would make an OK candidate worthy of my vote. I’ve read a lot of news today and in the past few months. I listen to everyone - even the conspiracy theorists. So what I want to know is if you think of the Clinton years as the “good ole days.” It seems they are, but let’s not rush to wish for a Clinton-like president. He was a shill and is now showing his colors as the “surrogate son” of the Bush family.

Although I will more than likely vote Democrat in whatever upcoming elections I’m alive to see, I don’t want a “cardboard cut out” politician (Nader) such as John Kerry. Even Howard Dean scares me a little, but I think he would make an OK candidate worthy of my vote.

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