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Somehow you voted for Pat Buchanan! How did you pull that off.
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Drat. I voted wrong.
I KNOW I AM SO ASHAMED!!Somehow you voted for Pat Buchanan! How did you pull that off.
I'm a little bit shocked at how similar my politics are to SBTB.
He's said about everything I've been thinking.
Rumors starting to circulate about an Obama - Bloomberg ticket now that Bloomberg has officially said he's not running.
That's a ticket I could get behind.
Don't hold back.....link? Anecdote?
Came from Morning Joe this morning. Very good show by the way. They did a segment on possible VP candidates. According to the segment there is an under current in Democrat inner political circles for Obama or Hillary to go with Bloomberg as VP.
Whomever I decide I can actually trust to shrink the government as opposed to wildly expand it like has happened the past 16 years.
I don't know that that would really help. I mean let's be realistic here, Obama isn't suddenly going to become a fiscal conservative just because Bloomberg is on the ticket.
It doesn't really have to be all or nothing, does it? It might be a boon for the second most powerful personage in an Obama administration to be able to say with authority, "Mr. President, we really shouldn't do that..." when it comes to economic policy. Americans are more concerned about their wallets than they are about whether the president is gonna have tea with Raul Castro anytime soon. 9/11 is yesterday's news, or at least it will be until the Republican machine resurrects specters of terrorists hiding in every corner should Barack Hussein Obama become president.
Yeah but Obama's social programs slate is his campaign. I mean he's taking an essentially passive strategy on foreign policy (I won't do the Iraq war), isn't really touching anything socially progressive publicly at least (gun control, abortion, gay marriage, etc), I mean his campaign is wrapped up in things like health care, education, etc.
But it's become increasingly about trade, infrastructure, and so forth. Obama's newfound populist emphasis may clinch him the Democratic nomination, but as the general campaign approaches Americans will want both candidates to articulate in detail how they're going to address the subprime mortgage crisis, the damned-if-you-do-damned-if-you-don't quagmire of stagflation, et.al. That's a gap that can be bridged by either candidate with a guy like Bloomberg on the ticket.