archer wrote: Oops...we're back to the spin. Still no answers.
What answer are you looking for? This thread's gotten to long for me to try to figure out what stupid question you asked on what stupid page, so just ask again and I'll give you an answer.
I haven't seen anyone here suggest that they approve of what the guy in the original post did. Not that I'm a conservative, but I sure don't approve of it, and didn't see it necessary to state what should be obvious. If there is a post about serial murders, am I supposed to declare I oppose that too or else have someone assume I approve of serial murder?
The question for conservatives here is do they approve of the robo calls used by the GOP aide to influence voters. A simple yes or no. What we have gotten is 5 pages of spin...descriptions of what liberals have done over the last 150 or so years...and personal attacks on liberals here. But no answers.
archer wrote: The question for conservatives here is do they approve of the robo calls used by the GOP aide to influence voters. A simple yes or no. What we have gotten is 5 pages of spin...descriptions of what liberals have done over the last 150 or so years...and personal attacks on liberals here. But no answers.
No I don't... now...
MICHAEL MOORE, ON CNN: Well, "The Washington post" three weeks ago had this investigation and they said that President Obama has now raised more money from Wall Street and the banks for this election cycle than all -- than all eight Republicans combined. I don't want to say that, because if that's the truth, that Wall Street already has their man and his name is Barack Obama, then we've got a much bigger problem.
But I think President Obama, if he were here in the room, the question I would ask him is why are they your number one contributors? Why are you taking this money?
MORGAN: It's fascinating to find out why they're doing it. I'll ask him.
MOORE: What are they expecting in return in the second term from you? Right now, here's what we do know. Goldman Sachs was your number one contributor the 2008 election. And we have not seen anyone from Goldman Sachs go to jail. We have not seen the regulations, Glass/Steagall, put back on to Wall Street now three years after the crash.
Why hasn't that happened? President Obama, we the people need you to take them by the throat and say, damn it, this is the United States of America; you don't steal from the working people of this country. And this is the way it's going to be.
archer wrote: The question for conservatives here is do they approve of the robo calls used by the GOP aide to influence voters. A simple yes or no. What we have gotten is 5 pages of spin...descriptions of what liberals have done over the last 150 or so years...and personal attacks on liberals here. But no answers.
OK archer. I do not like robo calls and do not approve of voter fraud unless I commit it.
