DNCdude

Reply to Bush is an Embarrassment in Politics PolMach Forums

I couldn't agree with you more!

Reply to Moral Values, Religious? in Politics JoeUser Forums

I guess i depends on what value you are talking about.

Reply to Exodus of Liberals in Politics JoeUser Forums

Normally this is something Americans put up with, must've taken Canada off guard. Great Aricle! Sincerely, DNCdude

Reply to Evangelicals to Bush: Payback Time in Politics PolMach Forums

Having said that, I really don't think Bush speaks for Bush. Crap, that man can't even string a coherent sentence together. Hmm...hadn't though of it that way I guess Bush speaks for what Rove/Cheney tells him to speak for. These people really get to me I'm soooo glad you brought it up! Sincere

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

I have heard a few suggestions, what about Lieberman? Will he run or just skip it?

Liberal's problems in Democrat JoeUser Forums

Perhaps nothing about President Bush's re-election unhinged Democrats more than the roughly 20% of voters who cited "moral values" as their top concern. Never mind the tizzy of soul searching it has provoked among party officials. (Why do churchgoers hate us? Is Howard Dean too godless to head the Democratic National Committee?) You can't even have

Reply to Carlos Gutierrez to be new Sec. of Commerce in International PolMach Forums

I don't know, I haven't heard anyhting of them yet. But I'd say it's a good guess. Sincerely, DNCdude

Reply to How the SOUTH was won! in Politics PolMach Forums

I think it's fair to say both parties probably did some rigging but all in all this was one incident, in Miami or Tampa or anywhere in the country these things happen. It doesn't meen they are bad people. Sincerely, DNCdude

Reply to Carlos Gutierrez to be new Sec. of Commerce in International PolMach Forums

I/ve never heard of him before where did he come from?

Carlos Gutierrez to be new Sec. of Commerce in International PolMach Forums

Kellogg CEO to head Commerce Dept. President names Kellogg CEO Carlos Gutierrez as Commerce Secretary. November 29, 2004: 4:23 PM EST By Krysten Crawford, CNN/Money staff writer NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - In naming Kellogg CEO Carlos Gutierrez as the new Commerce Secretary Monday, President Bush picked a powerful business leader and a minority who made it to the top of corporate America without a college degree. I

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

According to modernvertabrate.com several Republicans and Democrats are talking of plans to run. President History tells us that the person who will be elected president in 2008 is probably someone who is right now in the public eye, most likely holding a high political office like governor or senator. So here are a few of the most likely candidates: Republicans George Allen (R) - Virginia's Sen. Allen is rumored to be co

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

everytime i see the amount of time he's served, i am reminded of how driven Mr. Obama is. he's accomplished quite a bit in a relatively short period of time. Yeah he has accomplished quite a bit more in his short political career then many senaters that have been serving forever. Personally I think man

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

That makes no sense. If he does not have democratic beliefs, why would democrats vote for him? I'm sorry that statement wasn't very clear. What I was trying to get at is that a Democrat running does need to have strong beliefs in Democratic ideals. However he if this person is too be elected he must be

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

CHICAGO TRIBUNE When Barack Obama enters the U.S. Senate in January, he'll be the sole African-American in the world's most powerful legislative body. But he also will arrive in Washington riding a wave of national media buzz and carrying an armful of political IOUs more befitting a Beltway insider than a newcomer. That status, given a boost by his much-heralded keynote speech at the Democratic National Convention, has propelled his image beyon

Reply to What about hte Independants? in International PolMach Forums

As to your guess I'd say Vermont, wild I know but...

Reply to What the Democrats need to do next in Democrat PolMach Forums

I have to totally disagree with you on everypoint except one. yes, failing schools will get less monty, but it ihas already been demonstrated that throwing more money on that conflagaration is not the answer and accomplishes nothing other than to reward failure. You only have to look a thte nation's capital, where the per pupil

Reply to What about hte Independants? in International JoeUser Forums

For starters does anyone know who is the Independant or where he's from?

Reply to Trimming the Fat in Politics PolMach Forums

Perhaps there are a few outdated programs still receiving funding that could be dropped. I can't name any off the top of my head but maybe someone else knows of some. Sincerely, DNCdude

Reply to What the Democrats need to do next in Democrat PolMach Forums

Just out of curiosity bt is there someone, anyone, who does not see the Democrats as a group of whiners?

Reply to Evangelicals to Bush: Payback Time in Politics PolMach Forums

Well said, Daiwa. I don't know which is scarier: the comments of one riligious nut, or the utter fear people like dabe have of freedom of speech. Where did she say she feared freedom of speech? Or anyone "like Dabe"? Not one to pick sides though I agree with your argument, Bush speaks for Bush, not the

Reply to Dems.in 06? in Democrat PolMach Forums

Good point Daiwa! Hopefully he will have a strong senate record! Sincerely, DNCdude P.S. Does anyone live in SD?

What about hte Independants? in International JoeUser Forums

In any debate it seems the only two views represented are those of the left and the right but what about those who arenot left or right?(No I'm not just talking moderates) Statistics say Independents are bluer but is that really true? Also only one independent in the senate are they under represented? Or do they just lack an organized front. Why didn't they vote for N

Reply to Evangelicals to Bush: Payback Time in Politics JoeUser Forums

Maybe this article isn't as funny as I first thought, actually it's downright scary! Think about it hasn't every dictatorship had a religious backing? Sincerely, DNCdude

Reply to Ukraine Elections: whats up? in International JoeUser Forums

Here's some more of the article, Yushchenko is considered pro-Western, while Yanukovych has the support of Russia. An eastern region backing Yanukovych on Sunday set a referendum for December 5 on forming a republic within a federal Ukrainian state, Reuters News Agency reported. The council in Donetsk region in the Donbass coalfield voted 156-1 to stage the vote in response to efforts to overturn Yanukovych's victory in last week'

Reply to Evangelicals to Bush: Payback Time in Politics PolMach Forums

Oh boy now God has a right to vote! Hillarious! If I may offer my opinion I'd say that they all think they speak for god. That's like me speaking up for someone I don't even no! Sincerely, DNCdude P.S. Great Article!