You glazed right over the creation of Social Security, the creation of Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac, the creation of Welfare, etc… to make this far flung statement? Jeez, man.

It’s been the Democrats who have tried to reshape the constitution the past 50 years. All that living breathing document crap. Try grammar instead.

I am beginning to see that Stone is a man of wisdom, you really do have your head stuck up inside your G.I. track.

You would be correct Edmund, and you are still at it. The only thing I agree with is the big spenders, the other 2 points have been argued, re-argued, pounded into the ground and stepped on on TC.

As for Clinton as the KGB plant, I don’t remember that one. I think Clinton (both of them actually) want BO to fail. I recall his “fairy tale” exclamation during the primaries, and if McCain were smart he’d use it in an ad, Obama is a fairy tale – only it is not a happy one.

Ya all three of you. This is an absurd statement.

I will not even cut and paste the rest it is a waste.
In short, it is faux intellectualism at its best.

“I thing the Republican party needs a reset (the fundamentalists big spenders have grown this government beyond anything the Ds have ever done).”

You then opine for a guy who thinks a trillion is pocket change.

You are as usual all over the map at times stopping in a place that makes sense maintaining a consistent thought process and then its gone. There is hope however, you were right about spending. Now if you could lose your paranoia about certain aspects of the required coalition you would not be forced to pretend Barrack Obama resembles anything conservative.

For Cathymac…

Overstate much?

There are a lot of conservatives that will vote for Obama. These are people that believe his temperament is suited for the job and don’t believe all the nut-job stuff that Hannity and the rest toss around (like the stuff here).

Remember when the same folks were saying Clinton was a KGB plant? You probably do.

I’m really not familiar with the rhetorical landscape here (although I get the drift), so I won’t bother you much longer. Echo chambers are boring and intellectually lazy.

To keep it brief, there are three reasons that one can support Obama: soft power advantage (the world’s perception of the US would change dramatically and be a tactical advantage for us in a scary world), Constitutional protections (the Republicans are the radicals here that view our Constitution with disdain — I want all current administration ideologues removed), and lastly, I thing the Republican party needs a reset (the fundamentalists big spenders have grown this government beyond anything the Ds have ever done).

I have a suspicion that you and I have had a word or two at another site, Cathymac.

Stand up for your ticket, Man. Point out why Obama/Biden are better for the country than McCain/Palin. We conservatives admit our candidate (McCain) is flawed, tell us why Obama is closer to conservatism. Please.

“Communism is Socialism with an international bent.”

This made me laugh. Thanks.

Which one is the socialist again?

G, after the ashes settle, the Rs will need to retool.

How do you see this playing out? Do they go farther right? Do they go to the middle, do they toss out the fundamentalists? Which way do you see the party moving if McCain looses in an electorial landslide?

1. Can I get my mortgage reduced to say an interest rate of 1% before all the money is gone?

2. Jacob-the “Crazy Eddy” remark is classic.

3. “Further, he would not know the workings of a free market economy if you stuck it in his ear.” This is a Stonerism!

This more than the others will hurt Obama IF someone, anyone does the least amount of digging.