How Dysfunction Helps The GOP

[Craig234]

Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE

Originally posted by: jpeyton

Originally posted by: MIKEMIKE
lock up the thread, no source since i bet its from some whacko leftwing place

Quoted for :laugh:

you do know that an OPINION piece, has no bearing at all, after i did my own research, and found it from teh WSJ opinion area, i then did some research on his other articles...

here are some of his titles

"11/19/08 It's Time to Give Voters the Liberalism They Want"
"Obama Should Act Like He Won"
"Government by Contractor Is a Disgrace"
"Goodbye to All That"
"Conservatives and Their Pity Parties"


nope, absolutely not a left-wing whacko at all


wait... BWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHA

First, of course Frank is a well-known (not to you apparently) author who is a (mild) liberal. Nothing in his writings makes him anything near a "wacko", that's your own wacko view.

Basically, you are so twisted that you think "wackO' fits anyone on the lieft. Frank wrote about the delusions like that in his bestseller, "What's wrong with Kansas?"

 

[Craig234]

Originally posted by: WHAMPOM

Originally posted by: CallMeJoe

Originally posted by: Craig234
...Democrats have ledt every fight for removing discrimination, they've led the fights for average American's prsperity and labor rights, for consumer protections (safety, accurate information), for the regulations of the financial sectory to prevent corruption and the crashes that result from laissez-faire greed (Clinton with Repulbicans excepted), and much more. Over a century, every econmic indicator from stocks rising to loower unemployment to growth and more consistently do better under Democrats than under Republicans...

To give the Republicans their due, you have to acknowledge the last great Republican president; Theodore Roosevelt did at least as much as any 20th century president to fight the concentration of wealth and aid the rise of the American middle class.

Mr. Roosevelt would, of course, be as much an outsider in today's Republican Party as he was in that of his own time.

for Teddy the last true "Maverick" to put the country first and party second. :heart:

I think Kennedy and FDR deserve that praise as well. Every President IMO to *some* extent does so, but some it's hard to detect.