The Republican and Democratic parties know you'll vote for whatever they want you to vote for, if only they collude in a smoke-filled back room to offer you someone worse. The rigged game has worked its illusion of choice on you so well, that you have rewarded someone who canceled America. Good job, proud civic participant!
Uh huh.
I never criticized you for not voting for Stabenow. If you found your line with the MCA, fine. Mine came a lot earlier than that - I've said for years that I will never support a Democratic presidential candidate in the primaries that voted for the war in Iraq. That's why I supported Kucinich in 2004, and why I won't support Clinton (and others) in 2008.
I said I don't understand why you voted for Bouchard. What kind of boss would fire a misbehaving employee, and then hire someone who promises to be even worse? If you felt that strongly, why not vote for the Green Party candidate or the Libertarian?
I don't care if you trust me, and I certainly don't ask you to emulate me, but, for the record, I worked for a campaign-finance reform group. It's on the web - http://www.mcfn.org
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Date: 2006-11-10 07:56 pm (UTC)Uh huh.
I never criticized you for not voting for Stabenow. If you found your line with the MCA, fine. Mine came a lot earlier than that - I've said for years that I will never support a Democratic presidential candidate in the primaries that voted for the war in Iraq. That's why I supported Kucinich in 2004, and why I won't support Clinton (and others) in 2008.
I said I don't understand why you voted for Bouchard. What kind of boss would fire a misbehaving employee, and then hire someone who promises to be even worse? If you felt that strongly, why not vote for the Green Party candidate or the Libertarian?
I don't care if you trust me, and I certainly don't ask you to emulate me, but, for the record, I worked for a campaign-finance reform group. It's on the web - http://www.mcfn.org