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GUEST,Bobert at the library BS: Unpopular Views of Obama Administration (335* d) RE: BS: Unpopular Views of Obama Administration 02 Nov 10


Exactly correct, LH...

This is waht America has become... A failed state that does not provide even basic services to it's own citizens...

(Hey, BOPberdz... Ain't that alot like 3rd world countries???)

Yes, it's very much so and the reason for this goes back to Geroge Busgh the Senior who started the "elite" bashing which has grown into a full force movement of people who not only dispise, okay hate, educated people but pride themselves on being ignorant themselves...

This does not bode well for intellegent policies becuaser the Epsilon Nation runs on emotion rather than reason... That is the absolute worst formula for success of a democracy that any political scienctist could imagine but that is exactly what we have become...

Progressives aren't this monolythic bunch that are all left or all right or all in-the-middle... Progressives just want policies to work for the people becuase if they don't - and they ceratinly aren't now - then thei8ngs historically have gotten very messy...

I mean, you have Epsilon Nation allready prepared to take up arms to protect the corporate pigs withouit the slightest clue that the corporate pigs are using Epsilon Nation as shields against intellegnce???

So, yeah, LH... Our health care stinks and is not going to get any better until and if Americans can shake off this idea that being stupid is cool...

B~


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