REPORT: Conservative Groups Gearing Up To Spend $400 Million On Midterm Election

Then get out and vote! And bring your friends.

You don't get it Conservatives care more about Corporations then People
and Soto Mayor is not a liberal

ooohhh the thought...
all the people saying the sky is falling now , will be telling us there is nothing to see here under republican rule, move along.

Not to worry, BP Owes Obummer big time now!~ They will let him use some of that 20 Billion bribe for the campaign to be sure.

You're right about Ohio. I was there in 2004. I saw them close the courthouse in Cincinnati and keep out observers when the ballots were counted. The Republican in charge claimed a fake bomb scare. The FBI said the next day there was no evidence the threat had even occurred. I saw the ballot count turn that night on a dime from a Kerry lead into 100% returns in favor of Bush. Professional statisticians analyzing the results said the those effects were not just an anomaly, they were functionally impossible.
What amazes me to this day is the strategic decision (at least I assume it's a strategic decision), for the Democratic Party to avoid any effort to fully investigate this blatant fraud and prosecute the people responsible for it.

Amp, while I consider myself an independent, more than 90% of my votes go to Democrats simply because there are so few Republicans who are qualified (or literate, for that matter). But I have been involved in politics for more than 20 years now and am not so naive as to think that the Dems don't have their own dirty laundry even if theirs can be confined to a single washing machine, while the Repubs need a 10-story laundromat.

In other words, one has to be very careful to ensure that one's own house is not made of glass before throwing stones at the neighbor.

Actually, I don't actually consider myself a member or supporter of the Democratic Party. But as you noted, of the only two major parties we have, the Democrats, unlike the Rethuglicans, haven't explicitly written massive thievery, bogus nationalism, and pride of ignorance into their political platform.
My work in Ohio was done on my own dime, because I knew I couldn't live with myself if I let any opportunity to oppose the re-election of George Bush and let his war crimes agenda stand.
After checking out the Democratic party there (it was a totally inept and laughable shambles) I worked with activist voter groups supporting Kerry's election.
I have a strong distaste for the several of the gutless professional politicians on the Democratic side of the aisle. I don't support my local Democratic Congressman for that same reason.
I don't really look to politics to solve problems but my conscience does occasionally propel me to take some action.
Mostly I enjoy working in my own garden and on plans for another sustainable enclave out of the country.

Basic "my team vs your team" logic. Your perspective is different from those who label you a democrat, and since they view those who disagree with them as democrats, that is what you are labeled. At least, that's how I think it works...

Knee jerk reaction. People call me a Republican on current all the time.

Right, Obama attempted to destroyed the country. Really? Tell me exactly how he did that and how it directly affected you. Details my friend, details, not idiotic talking points put into your head by FOX "News" et al.

Wow... way to prove Mark701's point. You dont even know what an original thought is do you?

How about increasing the national debt with his stimulus package and health care reform which might I add they forced down the neck of the American people given the fact that only 41% of the American people wanted it at the time of vote. http://www.rasmussenreports.com/public_content/politics/current_events/healthcar....
But then who cares about a little thing like that,,, what the people want. Your hero Nancy said it best, “…We will go through the gate. If the gate is closed, we will go over the fence. If the fence is too high, we will pole vault in. If that doesn’t work, we will parachute in.”. And by the way Einstein, that little through the gate pole vault trick is going to cost America WAY over a trillion dollars.. I know, I know they only said it's gonna cost 900 billion. But then when your from the credit based economic era it's OK to spend that kind of money when your broke.. *they whisper* "We'll just put it on a card and figure out how to pay for it later."
How about going against his campaign promise to stop the spying on the American people? He didn't not only NOT stop the practice he signed it into law. And he also promised, "I will not have my DEA out there busting little granny's for smoking pot if its medical" They are hard at it. But then I can see you saying they don't have the right to use it even if the State in which they live say's it's legal.
How about his bank / wall street bail out that has cost, " According to a team at Bloomberg News, at one point last year the U.S. had lent, spent or guaranteed as much as $12.8 trillion to rescue the economy. The Bloomberg reporters have been following that money. Alison Stewart spoke with one, Bob Ivry, to talk about the true cost to the taxpayer of the Wall Street bailout."
How about when they decided to extend the unemployment benefits to people that their eligibility to collect unemployment had ran out under the laws in which they are payed out. They said, pass it now and figure out how to pay for it later. That's the mentality of the credit era. Now to take it one step further, by passing extensions of benefits that you are not eligible for is essentially creating a new welfare program that is easier to get then the old one. Heck you don't have to be pregnant or have children or even be a certain sex or age, just laid off after working for 3 months.
How about him saying that he will and did stop "enhanced interrogation techniques" (torture). Well, I guess the way you would look at it he has. They supposedly don't practice it in the US anymore, now they do it in foreign countries. (Read on) " The prospect of any legal accountability for the government's rendition, detention, and interrogation program dimmed dramatically this week. On Wednesday, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the so-called "state secrets" privilege protects the government and its contractors from a lawsuit brought by five men who say they were kidnapped, flown to foreign countries, and tortured on the behalf of the American government." http://motherjones.com/mojo/2010/09/jeppesen-dataplan-binyam-mohamed-case-dismis....
How about Cyber Security, you agree with your man on that too huh? Well enjoy your freedom to say what you want on the net for a short time longer anyway. While you have a very nice clouded perspective of reality please have an equally nice day.

HAHHAHAAHAHAHHHAHHA..from a comic strip..

are you 5 or think like 5

Wow is that really the best you could do?

yeah, it was drawn. That must mean there's no validity to it. That makes sense.

LOL!!!!!!

he deserves the credit..................make sure you put some music at the background..puts the kids to sleep..LOL

(sorry for the low blow but its just to way comical to see grown people rely on comic strips)

The cartoon or the one on the story?

It's not a "low blow" at all. The dim always find themselves clever while others do not (and I'm referring to you, by the way).

Wait... I should spell it out for you. I'm calling you D I M.

the one on the story, considering that i posted that comment before the comic strip was posted..

so when is obama going to deal with the BP disaster??

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE64420A20100505

POLITICO (Washington) - While the BP oil geyser pumps millions of gallons of petroleum into the Gulf of Mexico, President Barack Obama and members of Congress may have to answer for the millions in campaign contributions they've taken from the oil and gas giant over the years.

BP and its employees have given more than $3.5 million to federal candidates over the past 20 years, with the largest chunk of their money going to Obama, according to the Center for Responsive Politics. Donations come from a mix of employees and the company's political action committees - $2.89 million flowed to campaigns from BP-related PACs and about $638,000 came from individuals.

On top of that, the oil giant has spent millions each year on lobbying — including $15.9 million last year alone — as it has tried to influence energy policy.

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i guess we all know "where the buck ends"..LOL

Speaking of the Democrats there I see Jubal. Jumping ship....?

so who do you guys like from the DNC list??

You are the last person I would tell.