I want to offer my full-throated support to the campaign against BushDogs that is being launched at OpenLeft. I predicted before the midterm elections that the netroots would never become a mirror image of the right-wing blogosphere and turn into a cheering section for the Democrats. We’ll try to force the media to be fair and accurate in their coverage, but we were born to oppose and to mobilize for change. You can’t change those spots. We’re strongest when we have a cause, and there is nothing for us to do in the Presidential race, other than media criticism. We don’t have a champion candidate. To me, its got to be all about two things.
1) getting a filibuster proof majority in the Senate.
2) cleaning up our caucus in the House.
We do both those things, and a Democrat takes over the White House, and we can get single-payer health care. Maybe. But there is no way we can get it without accomplishing those two goals.
how many blueballs are there? They will need to be replaced AND how about trying to get the “dem leadership” to keep their goddamned mouths shut and never never spew forth anything that could possibly be taken in any way by the gooper pigs and turned around!
“there is some progress”- Stop the bullshit! Read the troops commentary! Check out the NGo’s and their reports. How many minutes of electricity are available?
120 degrees and where the hell is the water?
PROGRESS? cut the crap. levin, clinton, and the rest. Where the hell are their heads?
follow the link to identify the ‘blueballs’.
The Post below should have a Wanted: Bush Dog Dems.
Charge:Democrats pretending to be Republicans.
http://www.house.gov/ross/BlueDogs/Member%20Page.html
Last Saturday, at the Hy-Vee in Olathe, KS I had the opportunity to speak with Cong. Dennis Moore. Much to my surprise I left, thinking I just spoke with Kris Kobach. As I spoke about Immigration, it appears Moore wants to build a fence and do nothing else.
To me, its got to be all about two things.
Yes, indeed.
An impeachment proof majority in the Senate will do one more valuable thing for the nation; it will bring about the trivialization of Joe Lieberman. That the current Democratic majority in the Senate makes Lieberman important as a so-called swing vote is simply nauseating. As if the Congress needed one more toadie bought and paid for by the insurance and pharmaceutical lobby.