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Sun Sep-02-07 03:08 AM
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Edwards: "...No more secret prisons, no more illegal spying on the American people..." |
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"No more torture, or condoning torture..." http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qgq-Itw8Des
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Sun Sep-02-07 03:10 AM
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1. Edwards is our best hope in '08. |
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Sun Sep-02-07 03:25 AM
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3. I'd like either Edwards or Kucinich based on ... |
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their willingness to confront corporate and entrenched political power. I know that both men recognize how corrupt---morally, economically, politically--our alleged democratic government is.
In my view it is going to take far more than HRC in office to change America's direction. We already see what an HRC presidency would be like in the way Pelosi and Reid are operating.
I personally believe that things domestically will have to get a l.o.t. worse before mainstream, uninvolved Americans will wake up.
Those who come to this site know already that we live in a country that is anti-working man, anti family, anti anything other than corporate profit, privatization of our national infrastructure, and corporate power. Unfortunately, we have few vocal advocates beyond Edwards and Kucinich, and watch: MSM will continue to attack these individuals, as will the HRC machine.
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Sun Sep-02-07 04:14 AM
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Sun Sep-02-07 03:25 AM
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4. I'd like either Edwards or Kucinich based on ... |
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their willingness to confront corporate and entrenched political power. I know that both men recognize how corrupt---morally, economically, politically--our alleged democratic government is.
In my view it is going to take far more than HRC in office to change America's direction. We already see what an HRC presidency would be like in the way Pelosi and Reid are operating.
I personally believe that things domestically will have to get a l.o.t. worse before mainstream, uninvolved Americans will wake up.
Those who come to this site know already that we live in a country that is anti-working man, anti family, anti anything other than corporate profit, privatization of our national infrastructure, and corporate power. Unfortunately, we have few vocal advocates beyond Edwards and Kucinich, and watch: MSM will continue to attack these individuals, as will the HRC machine.
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Sun Sep-02-07 03:13 AM
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We need to keep up this kind of talk. Remind people constantly of how this Nation and it's people are being abused.
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Sun Sep-02-07 05:05 AM
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6. Didn't Congress do something about the "illegal" thing recently? n/t |
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Sun Sep-02-07 05:09 AM
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7. I'm Sure The Victims Will Be Glad To Know That They're Pencilled In For Jan. '09 |
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Failure to impeach is complicity -- approval -- exoneration for the regime.
Edwards could open a mouth. He chooses not to do so.
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Sun Sep-02-07 05:12 AM
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8. Edwards and Kucinich are the ONLY hope for REAL CHANGE. |
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Our time is running out to change the self destructive direction of this country and the stop the the cataclysmic extinction of this world.
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Sun Sep-02-07 06:15 AM
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9. Considering Edwards is saying all the right things a Loyal American would want to hear |
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I am surprised (but not as surprised as I would have been before reading "I Will Bear Witness" by Victor Klemperer) he is not gaining more traction.
Hopefully, soon it will begin to show effect.
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Sun Sep-02-07 08:23 AM
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10. He's not saying Impeachment |
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No action, no traction.
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Sun Sep-02-07 01:30 PM
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14. Point taken. Can't argue with that... |
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Mon Sep-03-07 03:08 AM
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15. He's neither in nor running for a House seat, and impeachment would be moot when he gained office |
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So why should he discuss it? It's irrelevant to the Presidential race
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Sun Sep-02-07 08:51 AM
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11. Edwards has shown how to get a message out first. |
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I heard him talking about a "green-collar" working class. Jobs for Americans in sustainable energy and development. He is often the first of the dems to hit back at the bushies, and I think Elizabeth is as good on the trail as John.
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Sun Sep-02-07 09:19 AM
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12. Why didn't he think of this when he worked on the Patriot Act? |
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Given enough time he comes around to the right conclusion. I don't trust him to make the correct choice when first confronted with a problem. He lacks leadership and judgment.
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