BankerNole

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...to follow your advice. ...or so I have come to believe. May he prove me wrong!
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...don't share your view that voting for a Dem - any Dem - because the Republicans are so horrible is…
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I don't. That explains our different points of view. I would have voted for Hillary had I known what Obama…
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...when his minions are bashing progressives 🙂 Seriously, he has governed by buying or subsidizing vested interests (e.g., TARP, healthcare).…
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Many of us weren't expecting Obama to be so weak or focused on looking out for vested interests.
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He's better than Angle, of course, but I am not motivated to send money to his campaign. This is symptomatic…
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{sigh}
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The issue, however, is your audience. For whom are you writing? If you are writing for opinion leaders in the…
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In the progressive world, we tend to blame the rich and powerful for using bigotry to divide working people. It…
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Obama wanted a consensus bill and would have thrown the public option under the bus very early to get that…
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...on issues where he doesn't need to cater to the center right of his party, like Afghanistan, the bank bailout,…
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Even with big losses in 2010, dems might recoup them in 2012. Depends on many things like the economy, state…
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He ran on a campaign of cutting taxes, deregulating, and spending on the military. He mostly kept his promises. He…
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He didn't repeal Glass Steagall. He didn't pump money into the economy to create first the Nasdaq boom and then…
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...if he pursued progressive ends when he has unfettered power to do so. But he doesn't always do that, especially…
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...about the reason for the enthusiasm gap. It is far more that Reps are enthused than that Dems are depressed.…
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Many people can't get a mortgage unless it's no-doc (e.g., small business owners). Further, people who take out subprime mortgages…
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...oppose something so popular? Special interests and excessive caution again. So, that gets you back into the issue of who…
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