otisptoadwater wrote: How about electing some leadership that understands how business works in a capitalist society AND conservative leaders who have some actual experience in offices such as Governors and members of Congress. It's a rare breed but I want to believe that there are a few left.
This would never happen... The capitalist conservative leadership candidates have to be pure and white in the eyes of the liberals. Only socialist appeal to the liberals.
posteryoyo wrote: Remember when people didn't always look to the government to fix their financial problems - there was a time when your only legal solution was to go earn it, it should still be the primary solution. Really we need to wake up when all we know how to do is debate how we are going to spend other people's wealth, this is all getting kinda sad.
Careful wayne, you're starting to look a little conservative.
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
Yet you side 99% of the time with the liberals. And if you are a Libertarian, why have I never seen you start any thread about Obama that would put him in a bad light...only Republicans? You must just agree with his performance right?
The left is angry because they are now being judged by the content of their character and not by the color of their skin.
AspenValley wrote: Just wonder what you all think it means when it makes no difference at all to the average working stiff whether George W. Bush (R) is in office of if Barack H. Obama (D) is?
I think it means that the federal government has consolidated too much power into itself that is being purchased by corporations who have also become consolidated powerhouses as a result of the excessive regulations imposed upon enterprise by the aforementioned federal government. Regulations that are so expensive that only the existing large corporations have a hope of complying with them, driving out competition from smaller companies and impeding the creation of new companies by entrepreneurs. The problems this nation is facing have one major thing in common, regardless of what the problem is. Consolidation of power. Decentralize the power and you have taken the single largest step towards making that difference in the life of the average working stiff that you are proclaiming to seek.
