While the ship goes head down…To quote the old Who song, “Meet the new boss same as the old boss.”
Americans will be fooled again, and again, and again. Americans love the dog and pony show these parties put on but at the end of the day the same silliness is packaged with a little different wrapper and the band plays on.
I might add,in my opinion,it should be every Catholics’ objective as well!There is no “None of the Above” option.
What a wonderful example of classic right-wing hyperbole!If the angry man in the White House is re-elected, his transformation of America will be complete—into one more destitute socialist nation whose citizens will be left to die under socialized medicine. I guess $5T in fresh crushing debt over 3 years isn’t enough to convince you that this guy is destroying YOUR children’s future, and what is left of our Constitution. To me, anyone who votes for Obama is horrifyingly naive, at best.Rob
I say, NO THANK YOU.Thanks for the comedy, I needed it this morning.What a wonderful example of classic right-wing hyperbole!
Barack Obama is not an angry man. If he were, he would never have earned the nickname “No-Drama-Obama” or enjoy a personal approval rating that is nearly 20 points higher than Mitt Romney. In both style and rhetoric he is notable for his charm and compassion.
**Barack Obama wants to transform the United States to reflect the principles upon which this nation has been built. ** The ideals of the founding fathers are terrific, but it has been a 236 year process to put them into practice for anyone who is not born a rich white man.
Tell the thirty million Americans who lack adequate medical care because they cannot get health insurance what it means to be left to die. The United States is the only first world country that does not provide universal health care - and the health of our population ranks far below those nations that provide socialized medicine. The infant mortality rate is higher in the United States than it is in Cuba (US ranks 34th among the list of nations).
The damage done by Republican supply-side economics and the Great Recession has created an uncertain future for the American middle class. It has produced the greatest income disparity in our nation since the late 19th century, has filled the coffers of the very rich, and sucked all the wealth out of the middle class. The Republican party wants MORE OF THAT
I don’t know why anyone would believe the right-wing rhetoric of “haves” and “soon to haves” - you’re never going to “have” anything if the Republican puppet-masters have their way. Ayn Rand is their messiah and that means they absolutely reject the concept of social justice
Seriously. Social justice is just code for “steal money from people who we deem have too much and give it to people who don’t deserve it so that they will vote for us”.
And your President Obama is all for tax payer funded elective abortions, so please explain your outrage.
, Yes, Catholics, not the government. And there plenty of wealthy Democrats getting tax breaks too. I could help the poor a lot more if I didn’t have to pay so much taxes to a bureaucratic crony government.
This has been done under Reagan, and it doesn’t work.
Unions don’t help workers. They are a front for the Democratic party.
The so-called “torture” of one or two Islam extremists who want to kill us all trumps the murder of millions of innocent babies? Did you know that our servicemen are also subject to waterboarding (and gassing) as part of their training.
And now Obama will see to it that abortion rights will be expanded to cover the entire country. His pro-abortion ideology has already expanded to foreign nations by his repeal of the Mexico City Policy.
Who is hate filled here? We hate Obama’s policies, not the man. In our mass, we pray for President Obama every day. There are plenty of rosary intentions as well.
AgreeI don’t get it either.
I agree. The government’s job is allow its citizens the freedom to pick which social justice causes they care to support.
But there was…. Other.There is no “None of the Above” option.
Give us an example of “extreme right-wing ideology”.Seems to me that so far all of the negative replies to my posts have been glaringly lacking in anything one would call “substance”. I guess that must mean nobody really has anything good to say in defense of Romney or the extreme right-wing ideology that has hijacked what was once the “Grand Old Party”.
Ya…I missed thata. Blame it on the Claritin.
I have just to the conclussion that leftist just see the ideology of state control of everything is “normal”, so any position that counters this is “extremely right wing”.Followed by classic leftist hyperbole.
Who I want and who will most likely be the republican candidate are two separate issues.So,My vote goes to Romney,because removing Obama from office should be every republicans’ and every disaffected Democrats’ main objective.
i couldn’t agree more! Well said.Even though the charges themselves aren’t substantive.
You must be referring to your previous post #87.
As they say, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
One of which was limited powers.
Tell that to Herman Cain.
How are they going to afford insurance under the mandate? They still are being forced to buy a product they cannot afford.
Under Obama, more people have lost job, are on food stamps and other government subsidies.The damage done by Republican supply-side economics and the Great Recession has created an uncertain future for the American middle class. It has produced the greatest income disparity in our nation since the late 19th century, has filled the coffers of the very rich, and sucked all the wealth out of the middle class. The Republican party wants MORE OF THAT
There are plenty of Democrat “haves” that have been rewarded by Obama’s policies
This Republican’s Messiah is Jesus.
Must be Mitt’s pro-abortion ideology that was mentioned in a previous post.
Romney had no power to end abortion coverage, it existed before RomneyCare.