I hate to get involved in the political argument, but I have seen and know things that party voters schmooz over and deny the existance of.
1. Obama was elected by progressives, not Democrats. He is a socialist. Though gun owners always panic when a Democrat is elected president, there has never been any attempt by a Democratic president to disarm America.
2. Obama has disappointed Progressives because he is too eager to compromise with party voting Republicans. Related to his failures is the fact that the Republican agenda has been not to help him fix the problems this country has, but to see to it he fails, and make way for a Republican to be elected next time.
I heard Romney the other day accuse him of failure, but did not confess the hand that Republicans have had in orchestrating his failure.
3. Facism is control of the government by big business. People associate the word Facism with Nazi Germany, but it could exist anywhere that government and big business are in bed together. When you let big business do its thing (I learned in economics class that the purpose of any business is to make money) then you have to eliminate government controls. Think of the air you breathe and the water you drink and remember it is the government that protects the quality of those things. Remember the public land you hunt and fish on and remember it is BLM, USFWS, USFS that provides and protects that. Appreciate the living that a good many of you make for your families and consider your wages, protections, and fringe benefits that were won for you through collective bargaining. All these quality of life things that we appreciate place government controls on big business and make it more difficult for business to achieve its main goal of making money. When big business has its way the division between rich and poor widens and the middle class is weakened.
I heard a comment the other day on the radio that really makes sense. It explained why our government is so unable to work. It is because in an attempt to fix things we elect people that reflect the extremes of their parties. You wind up with far right facists fighting with far left socialists and nothing gets done because they are too far apart to get together. If we'd elect moderates from both parties they could work together and fix the country instead of battling political points of view while nothing gets fixed. Romney has been described as a political moderate, BUT it has been pointed out above by you guys how out of touch he is with what is truly important to the people on this forum, and I've pointed out his lack of honesty when it comes to his parties involvement in Obama failures. So, as much as I'd like to vote for a moderate Republican, I couldn't vote for him.
1. Obama was elected by progressives, not Democrats. He is a socialist. Though gun owners always panic when a Democrat is elected president, there has never been any attempt by a Democratic president to disarm America.
2. Obama has disappointed Progressives because he is too eager to compromise with party voting Republicans. Related to his failures is the fact that the Republican agenda has been not to help him fix the problems this country has, but to see to it he fails, and make way for a Republican to be elected next time.
I heard Romney the other day accuse him of failure, but did not confess the hand that Republicans have had in orchestrating his failure.
3. Facism is control of the government by big business. People associate the word Facism with Nazi Germany, but it could exist anywhere that government and big business are in bed together. When you let big business do its thing (I learned in economics class that the purpose of any business is to make money) then you have to eliminate government controls. Think of the air you breathe and the water you drink and remember it is the government that protects the quality of those things. Remember the public land you hunt and fish on and remember it is BLM, USFWS, USFS that provides and protects that. Appreciate the living that a good many of you make for your families and consider your wages, protections, and fringe benefits that were won for you through collective bargaining. All these quality of life things that we appreciate place government controls on big business and make it more difficult for business to achieve its main goal of making money. When big business has its way the division between rich and poor widens and the middle class is weakened.
I heard a comment the other day on the radio that really makes sense. It explained why our government is so unable to work. It is because in an attempt to fix things we elect people that reflect the extremes of their parties. You wind up with far right facists fighting with far left socialists and nothing gets done because they are too far apart to get together. If we'd elect moderates from both parties they could work together and fix the country instead of battling political points of view while nothing gets fixed. Romney has been described as a political moderate, BUT it has been pointed out above by you guys how out of touch he is with what is truly important to the people on this forum, and I've pointed out his lack of honesty when it comes to his parties involvement in Obama failures. So, as much as I'd like to vote for a moderate Republican, I couldn't vote for him.
