santeesioux
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Both parties stink.
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I'm sure he really cares if you "accept" that he was once a dem.![]()
How was he a great president if he didn't lead with a philosophy that lasted?
(facepalm)
You judge a president by whether his policies SHOULD have lasted, not whether they DID. The next president determined whether they DID. You blame the NEXT president for that, not the guy who did what was right, and had us on track to have the deficit completely paid off by now.
Which brings up the question, how if he was so great did W follow him as president? If Clinton was so great how on earth could the people look to W for a change?
Not necessarily. Take a look at "The Secret Knowledge," by David Mamet. A lifelong liberal, he recently saw the light and switched sides. Sometimes being exposed to arguments over time will finally change your mind.Politics are a one-person relationship between you the voter and reality. Because they are also based on philosophical beliefs, arguing about them won't change your beliefs, only make you cling to them more strongly.
Algore.
I get that Al Gore was the only other option, but surely if Clinton hadn't soiled himself, Gore would've won running away. And I guarantee this world would be a much better place had Clinton actually extended a legacy.
I used to be a registered Democrat. The Party has gone off the rails.
What's needed is a full-fledged effort to cultivate "Whole Foods Republicans"—independent-minded voters who embrace a progressive lifestyle but not progressive politics. These highly-educated individuals appreciate diversity and would never tell racist or homophobic jokes; they like living in walkable urban environments; they believe in environmental stewardship, community service and a spirit of inclusion. And yes, many shop at Whole Foods, which has become a symbol of progressive affluence but is also a good example of the free enterprise system at work. (Not to mention that its founder is a well-known libertarian who took to these pages to excoriate ObamaCare as inimical to market principles.)
Riiiiiight......You've always claimed to be independent, when in reality you're as conservative as they come.
I'm a whole foods republican.
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424052748703514404574588792834312898.html
well, except for the bolded part..hah.
Whole Foods is lame.
its great!
i can't say that I haven't done those things. i dig the prepared foods there, i rarely cook so its pretty dope.
You hate it when people don't fit neatly into your pred-defined box of what a Republican is or was.
No, I hate it when people try and play pop-psychology about me having some kind of pred-defined box of what a Republican is.
The guy talks shit on a regular basis about all things democrat and talks up Republican propaganda, yet claims to be an Independent.
Is it that risque to admit you're a Republican these days?
Why don't you enlighten us with your definition of a Republican?
You hate it when people don't fit neatly into your pred-defined box of what a Republican is or was.
Do you ride your fixie there, and put your flax in your shoulder bag? All while wearing ironically thick-rimmed glasses?
Someone who's ideals lean towards Republican stances. Generally someone who votes Republican. I don't paint with a broad brush like you probably do.
Thought this was funny.
No wonder our country is screwed. This level of intelligence is allowed to vote.
Our country is screwed cause of your boy GW.
Now wait a minute. Obama has spent even more money than gw in his term. Don't blaim that on gw.
Our country has been in decline since GW.
That was the same piss poor excuse democrats made when carter fucked up the country in the late 70's. But our president after was able to rebuild our economy. You would expect Obama could easily turn things around with a majority house and senate backing him. I mean that is the major concern of democrats? Less government spending, pulling out our troops in Iraq and healthcare reform?
What? Are you going to blame the recession that went full tilt under GW's watch on Clinton?
