Presidential election 2008
California’s primary is under three weeks away. Both the Democratic
and Republican nominations remain far from determined and us
Californians will likely have a big influence in picking the next
president. It’s the most wide open race in several years and first
time since 1928 that neither an incumbent president nor incumbent vice
president is running. It’s also looks like it will be the first time
since 1972 that neither a Bush nor Dole appears on the Republican
ticket. And if Hillary Clinton gets elected we could have almost 30
years of Bushes and Clintons running the show in Washington. But are
you paying any attention to the presidential election? Why or why not?
Do you care who gets elected? If you are watching, who do you support
and why? Do you plan on voting in the Feb. 5 Super Tuesday Primary?
There’s only one solution to this. Consistently
vote for what you believ to be the WORST candidates.
This will crash the Establishment. Then we begin
anew and mebbe make it work this time. Choice is
remaining sheep or revolution. I am 100% for revolution.
Let’s see how the politicians from top office to bottom office handle a real job in the private
sector. They’d be crying for their mommies.
Fred
January 18, 2008
Seriously,this is the worst assemblage of idiot
political candidates I’ve seen running for offic in my lifetime. I believ this is proof that presidents
don’t run our nation. Some other as yet undefined group does. I would’nt trust ANY of these people to run the night shift at a 7-11. And as far as issues go the whole
thing’s a joke. Health care for example. I pay
$200 a month for life saving medication that
can be bought in Mexico or Canada for $60. That situation is’nt going to change. And how about stopping illegal aliens from doing a re-conquista of America? Lemme tell ya,folks;what you’re hearing from the
candidates would power a hot air ballon. That fence will never be built. The health care industry is in
bed with our political leadership. Same for
businesses which rely on cheap Hispanic labor. Your vote don’t mean diddly.
Fred
January 19, 2008
The worst part of the current political scene are the religoids that came from nowhere years ago
and now constitute a hefty segment of the
republican party. That’s my party. I’ve always
voted republican. This is embarrassing ’cause it means my party is going after the mentally ill vote. What I think’s going on here is the repubs observed the democrats
going after blacks,Hispanics and gays as if thehet
cared about them. This seems to have worked and means no-one is off limits anymore. If Venusians landed
in spaceships there’d be a helluva rush to get them
registered to vote.
Fred
January 20, 2008
No responses means I’ve tagged this election
well. Buncha infantiles. And this has GOT to be the most-racist,race baiting extravaganga I’ve ever seen.
We got Bill Clinton ‘The first black president’
slamming Obama and Obama retorting he’ll check out Clinton’s blackness by oberving his dancing skills.
And the womens’ rights crowd slamming Oprah Winfrey for abandoning weemen in favor of Mr Black Rights Obama.
It just does’nt get better than this. But it does. There’s a hellfire Babtist preacher yelling if elected he’ll send all the Mexicans back to Mexico,overturn Roe
vs Wade,etc. Ah geez EVERYONE’s got a leg into this.
None of these abysmal,prancing fools care two
cents if the electorate dies in a plane crash.
And all the candidates are wealthy,eating $2,500
dinners of imported sushi and teriyaki ‘organic’
mahi mahi. Oh puhLEESE I can’t take it anymore.
Fred
January 23, 2008
Not being able to take anymore may just be the opinion of everyone not answering the blog Fred. Have you ever thought of that? Personally, I’m a little sick and tired of your rants about how miserable you are.
So-belle
January 23, 2008
It just gets worse and worse. Is there ANYTHING out there we folks can vote for? As a republican I hope that Hillory is our next president. And appoints communists and gays to head the government. I think from now I’ll
vote communist,atheist or nazi just to get some
excitement going.
Fred
January 26, 2008
After fres ranting I must say he really has
quite an imagination. Really I like Huckabee
he nice quiet and not fighting. I dislike both Clinton and Obama, first of all he just fights. Secondly
Clintons have ran the country once and failed
to the point they wanted him impeached for his
actions and her stories dont match the facts.
blfrog
January 28, 2008
I’m just saying that without any real issues at stake
that voters will vote purely along
party lines. Because of that I predict either Obama or Hillory will be America’s next president.
Fred
January 29, 2008
I’m just wondering. Do you people out there think
that those persons you cast your vote for
care for you? Let’s get real. Do you SERIOUSLY
believ that? I’m not joking here. Cannot you people for mre moments cast aside your left,right or whatever politics and comprehend the totality? I feel like a bug among millions on a microscope slide trying desperately to define environment to my fellows.
Fred
February 1, 2008
Get educated and vote for a man that has 10 1/2 years experience running a governement. A man of integrity and conviction that has not flip flopped on any issue. Mike Huckabee wants to get rid of the IRS!! Don’t you? Mike Huckabee balanced the Arkansas budget every year he was governor. He left office with $800 Million surplus! He has run his own campaign with little to no money and yet he remains strong in this race while Rudy and Fred are out. He knows how to get much done with very little. I think he will do wonders as President.
Pro-Life, Pro 2nd Ammendment, Strong on immigration – get the real facts.
http://www.MikeHuckabee.com
http://www.HucksArmy.com
http://www.FairTax.org
http://www.MassResistance.org/romney
Don’t forget this fact. Mike Huckabee is the only candidate that has run against and beat the Clinton machine four times!!
AforHuckabee
February 3, 2008
So our choices are the Clintons and all that means or turning America into Hooterville,run by ignorant religious fanatics?
Rather than be ruled over by the Christian version of Sharia Law I’d rather have Hillory.
Fred
February 7, 2008
Hey! your information clearly describes the strengths and weakness of the ruling and non ruling parties it is the better choice for one and all to know about their leaders
glenn
February 8, 2008
Here’s our election choices. Stalin,Hitler or the Christian Taliban. The only logical choice left to us is to refuse to vote. Show some guts,people. Quit voting en mass and it’ll force the issue. Continue to vote like it’s your
stupid,allegedly patriotic duty and all you’ll ever be is a teensy cog in a wheel,a chesseburger among billions sold.
Fred
February 8, 2008
It is not my duty, Fred. It is my right and my privlege but I only voted the propositions anyway. The way the slates look, I don’t vote the primarys until they get a “None of the above” option on the ballot.
Ruthie Lancaster
February 14, 2008
Fred I dont vote out of duty
but of pride. The right to express
myself is important to me.
t_willikers
February 22, 2008
to Willikers: You can only express yourself if the deck of cards has’nt been stacked. We the commoners are rats in a cage subjected by the few to stumulous. So we react as-predicted. We really have no power to alter the ouitcome of of alegedly free elections. Look at who’re running for office. Oh for gawdsakes,people. It’s like the XFiles. They’re not like us. They’re insectoids. Reptilians.
They have as much in common with the electorate as a rockor a bush. Voting today in America is like the Twilight Zone cook book ‘How to Serve Man’. You cast your voite not to those who would service your wants but to your masters.
Fred
February 28, 2008