McCain plan gives top 200 corporations $45 billion In tax breaks
It’s like Robin Hood in Reverse.
Steal from those that have little and give to those that have much.
Let’s see…Bush/McCain want to make their tax cuts permanent and give richest corps even more breaks.
Rivals turned allies, Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton made a display of unity Friday in a hamlet named for it, their first joint public appearance since the divisive Democratic primary race ended.
AMERICA IN 2008
I keep wondering why Bush went into Iraq. His axis of evil pointed to Saddam even if the rest of us had doubts. Or was it for the oil as McCain and many other Conservatives have admitted? Could it have come from his father’s agenda of forcing Democracy in the Middle East to make them appreciate America? Could it have come from the religious right to exterminate Islam?
Justices Roberts, Scalia, Kennedy, Thomas and Alito have finally done it: They have deciphered the 221 year old enigma with respect to what the framers were actually thinking when they drafted the Second Amendment.
It all hangs on the following sentence:
Clear Channel Bans Ads For Harry Shearer’s CD Over Anti-Bush Image
Please do not listen to radio stations owned By Clear Channel Communications.
They are just another FOX NEWS!
Their actions indicate that they don’t believe in Freedom of Speech.
At a time, when we need all the energy we can get, the govt decides to make some REALLY STUPID MOVES….AGAIN!
The Senate passed a $162 billion war spending plan Thursday, sending to President Bush legislation that will pay for operations in Iraq and Afghanistan until the next president takes office.
Barack Obama has won over more than half of Hillary Rodham Clinton’s former supporters, according to an Associated Press-Yahoo! News poll that finds party loyalty trumping hard feelings less than three weeks after their bruising Democratic presidential contest ended.
When Democrats Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton step onstage in their first joint campaign appearance in New Hampshire, it will be the first public display of a rapprochement between former rivals hoping to set aside differences and unify the party while helping each other.
Is America too racist to elect a black president?
That’s a question raised by a recent Washington Post-ABC News poll, which said 30 percent of Americans admit having feelings of racial prejudice. In a previous poll, only about two-thirds of whites said they would be "entirely comfortable" with a black president.