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Originally Posted by youngdan  Conservatives have figured things out. Rush hannity and o reilly have pulled the wool over their eyes. The republicans sold out the country with the bailouts and now the spin effort is to portray them as an opposition when the democrats continue the bailouts.
Sen Connyn was booed at the tea party over the weekend in Texas. Many can see through the tweedle dum versus tweedle dee.
This is Barret getting booed a few months ago. YouTube - Barrett booed at Greenville Tea Party
Classic,
The democrats are waking up as well |
Thank you for the video youngdan. Indeed the democrats are also waking up to the reality of the dividing line between pre-election platforms, and actions in office thereafter. I personally wouldn't lean toward either of the two parties, but Obama's election victory has proved that we must not be too susceptible to the platforms candidates stand on before actually getting elected. For instance he has disappointed many people who voted Democrat, as he has turned out quiet different in many regards, and in many areas of governance, to what would have been expected of him politically upon entry into both the white house and congress. For instance, one example would be foreign policy. He has not shown a dissimilar line on this matter to his predecessor- something many Democrat voters had hoped for, likewise voting for the prospect of withdrawal of troops from Iraq and Afghanistan.
6th July 2009
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