Yes! 30 yrs of Reaganomics and Free Trade have cut off today’s young generation from pursuing the American Dream.
90%
No! The Tea Partiers are on to something great.
10%

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Will_the_Piano_Guy's picture
Will_the_Piano_Guy 14 years 50 weeks ago

All I can say is everytime I hear one of those old brilliant, passionate FDR clips I just want to cry...my heart is just breaking....What has happened to this country? Can we seriosuly even hope to ever get it back? I can't pretend I am hopeful....I wish I could but I can't.

dianhow 14 years 50 weeks ago

Obama is NOT FDR get over it ! FDR 's time was not like today. Each mans style is their own. Just 2 yrs 8 months ago.. Obama took on worst economy in 75 yrs / 2 long failed wars based on lies, profits, wasting lives and many trillions, Bush's global crash / edge of depresion ..700 billion TARP scam on taxpayers / daily hate fest from Fox Beck Rush Palen Cheney Rove and 800 con radio shows that spread lies - hate every day GOP vow is to make Obama fail Break him Deny him a 2 nd term Thats their devious game plan Not US jobs Not middle class Not education..not the wars . The 2008 disaster, wars,corp cuts- debt- deregulation, bad trade policies will take years to recover from How can anyone expect anything else ?

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2950-10K 14 years 50 weeks ago

We have to vote our way out of this nightmare...that's realistic hope....I try to spread the word whenever I get the chance.... "do not vote republican unless you have a few billion stashed somewhere"...keep it simple like that...trust me people will listen!

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William Bergman 14 years 50 weeks ago

Sometimes I wonder who is more dangerous the republicans or the radical bombers.

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