Comments on: Poll: McCain Beats Obama Clinton With Nader Impact

By: wes0922

wes0922 — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 03:49:19 +0000

The numbers on Obama will fall once all the facts come out about his close relationship with Tony Rezko that is on trial for bribery and coruption in Chicago .He has lost all of the jewish support with his stance on Isarel and of course his 20 years of Mr.Wright teaching hate white america.
The far left media has tried to bury the facts but as they come out he will be done.
He along with the Governor of Il;linois may both be in prison before November if Rezko cuts a deal. In addition to the fact he is not qualified to be Senator.
WAKE UP

By: DLS

DLS — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 23:24:21 +0000

Doug[ ]L.: Approval voting is superior to instant runoff voting. Nyah, nyah.

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Yes, Who Cares, the far left is the group frothing at the mouth (usual) but at Clinton as well as at Bush. Don't get in the way of our Messiah, God damn it!

By: Whocares

Whocares — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 03:34:57 +0000

What I find in all this is that the name of Bill Clinton was hollowed ground when comparing Bush to Clinton. When Bush did something bad and the Bush supporters responded by saying yes but Clinton the left became furious and defending Bill Clinton as the greatest thing since sliced bread.

Now that Bill and Hillary Clinton are standing in the way of the Far left whom have abandoned Bill and Hillary in favor of someone even a bit farther left suddenly these two are trash, scum and should resign from public office and go back to Arkansas.

It is this single solitary message the nation is seeing that gives them serious doubts about either candidate and seems in my mind to give them pause about just how much the war has been more of a political tool to defeat republicans then it has been an actual point of contention.

What is the democratic message? Once again it is scattered, vague and unclear to the average man. This is why McCain NOW is leading these two. They have been unable to put forth their message because they are afraid they will tarnish their own chances by saying something mean about the other who is a mirror image of themselves.

America sees politics at its worst right now and the ones leading the charge? Democrats.

By: DougL

DougL — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 19:22:30 +0000

Instant Runoff Voting [IRV] would put an end to the distortion that happens when an otherwise non-viable candidate siphons off enough support from one candidate to change the outcome. IRV would not only allow voters to more completely express their preference in candidates, it would also make candidates of political parties outside of the current major-two parties more viable.

Unfortunately, specifically because it would work against the current major two parties' lock on the political process, it'd be a hard struggle to get put in place, but it is starting to get rolling in that there are local elections that are starting to use this voting system.

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