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In reply to the discussion: Former Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson running for President. A progressive alternative to Obama [View all]Response to Better Believe It (Original post)
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Former Salt Lake City mayor Rocky Anderson running for President. A progressive alternative to Obama [View all]
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
OP
They sure aren't "pals" anymore! Read what Anderson had to say about Romney in the interview.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#3
If this idiot managed to siphon off enough votes, combined with vote theft, voter suppression,
MADem
Dec 2011
#48
Will his old boss Mitt give him the "Token Dem" slot in the Cabinet, I wonder? nt
MADem
Dec 2011
#143
You really don't have any idea who Rocky Anderson is or his politican standing is
Javaman
Dec 2011
#87
Interesting. There will be a well funded 3rd party candidate to run to Obama's left.
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#4
I am quite sure the Koch brothers will pony up some donations for the "progressive" candidate!
whistler162
Dec 2011
#180
It would be interesting to see if any of the money Anderson raises is from Romney donors
karynnj
Dec 2011
#46
I opposed anyone running a primary campaign against Obama. Did you conveniently forget that?
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#6
November 8, 2011 Better Believe It: "I actually don't favor a primary campaign" against Obama.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#20
You honestly don't think if a third party candidate beat an incumbent President that nothing would
A Simple Game
Dec 2011
#123
I'm thinking that they are totally blowing off electoral politics for the time being n/t
eridani
Dec 2011
#86
He is a former Democrat but has now joined the newly formed Justice Party
Bjorn Against
Dec 2011
#18
I am not sure, they just announced the formation of the party last week so they may not be on any.
Bjorn Against
Dec 2011
#29
The California Peace and Freedom Party could vote to put Anderson as their candidate on the ballot.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#90
Nope...tiny odds on the Rock....unknown and tiny $$ ain't shit in this Realm of the Oval...
opihimoimoi
Dec 2011
#10
Why the Anderson campaign for President will not be like Nader's campaign in 2000.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#21
Ever wonder why they only poll Congress as if it were a monolythic body?
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#22
True, but it's the only polling that seems to get discussed in the mainstream media.
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#28
That's too much work. Independent progressives want a political messiah to fix everything.
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#31
So you think Rocky Anderson would be "a weaker version" of the Great Compromiser President Obama?
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#41
Silly question. Follow the Messiah - he'll lead you to the Promised Land!
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#96
Silly question. Follow the Messiah - he'll lead you to the Promised Land!
Old and In the Way
Dec 2011
#104
The last Anderson who ran as a progressive third party candidate helped get us Reagan
RFKHumphreyObama
Dec 2011
#36
Do you have any evidence he "cheated" on his two ex-wives? Links please.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#49
He couldn't handle marriage and he couldn't handle working to change the Democratic party
Freddie Stubbs
Dec 2011
#63
I wish I could rec this. I think Clinton's re-elect numbers were about 20 pts. lower. (nt)
Tarheel_Dem
Dec 2011
#162
Because there's not a dime's worth of difference between George Bush and Al Gore...
greenman3610
Dec 2011
#68
Fuck Hr 676. Fuck EFCA 2.0 but some will get their self-righteous buzz on anyway & lie down with
patrice
Dec 2011
#73
OP found out as long as he posts anti-material with a disclaimer at the bottom, he is within
Ikonoklast
Dec 2011
#77
(cough) Everything's getting so cold...(cough) so dark, so cold...(gasp)....
Ikonoklast
Dec 2011
#101
Not this silliness again. Obama approval was at 84% among Dems last week and it's going up.
OregonBlue
Dec 2011
#93
People who think a vote splitting third choice is a good idea should bet the rent money on it.
JohnnyRingo
Dec 2011
#95
Amen. But there is no maximum contribution. The Kochs could bankroll this guy 100%---
McCamy Taylor
Dec 2011
#98
Republicans and Wall Street could also give millions to Obama. They gave a lot to Kerry and Obama
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#102
It's my charachterization of the repeated anti Obama posts that you make and then add some
grantcart
Dec 2011
#117
Your misrepresentation of my views may fit your Obama talking points nicely but I tell the truth.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#133
I of course prefer someone who seems to be delivering a lecture to the uneducated masses.
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#113
Oh great. Siphon off enough votes from Obama to a guy who seriously has no realistic chance against
calimary
Dec 2011
#119
excellent indeed, especially if you want a GOP president, bert. or one embarrased rocky.
dionysus
Dec 2011
#129
Isn't that a statement of principle within the ToS? That we're here to get Dems elected?
MADem
Dec 2011
#159
In response to your request for more information here's a link to his interview with Cenk Uygur
Better Believe It
Dec 2011
#172