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Like greg, I agree with you to a certain extent. What you just described above is our culture, and that my friend is another story. If you want to get an idea where it's coming from, just watch O'reilly and his "culture warriors" segment on his show :rolleyes: All I know is that I'm for...

Yes, in Wisconsin they have open primaries. Registered Republicans can vote in Democratic primaries, and vice-versa. You can go here to see what your state requires.

Not bad. I'd have to see the whole thing, but the highlights from the article seem to be responsible and rational and a step in the right direction.

From my reply to turtle: Yes, it is legal and done quite a bit from both sides actually in Wisconsin. I'm not complaining about the strategy, I am only questioning the Republicans thought process in using the strategy, especially when they are running as fiscal conservatives.

C'mon turtle, I know you better than that. You know that the Democrats leaving the state was legal and a tactic that has been used in the past to stop a quorum vote, and you know exactly why it was done. Here's an article on that very subject. I especially like the part about Lincloln, as...

SUPER TURTLE TO THE RESCUE!!!!

Yeah.....that's kind of the problem, the article, which you neglected to post or include a link to is pretty much full of sh*t, just like....well you get the picture. Also, I find it quite cowardly to post an article and then say, "I don't know if its true or not:rolleyes:, but I wouldn't put...

You got anything for me pallud? Anything?

The fact that all six Wisconsin Democrats won their recall primaries? Seriously, what's your point?

Do you think my reasoning for posting this article was about the fake candidates?

Out of curiosity, what point do you think I am trying to make?

Democracy at its finest. When you campaign on balancing the budget and fiscal conservativeness and then overreach and try to bust the union, our system shows that it works. Just in case you forgot, the public sector workers agreed to pay more into their health care and pensions to balance the...

So is the President giving money to ACORN?

First of all this is a local issue, not a federal issue. Locally they made the decision to cut that program. That's a whole other issue. Here is the list of cuts, from FY2010 to FY2011. http://money.cnn.com/news/economy/storysupplement/finalprogramcuts.pdf?iid=EL So you admit that the...

Geez......I rarely have this problem when going out to dinner, not sure that its some kind of epidemic or something. Anywho......back to the original question that was posed. It's his establishment and it's not against the law, so where's the problem? Oh.....I get it, a few people...

Amen brother!

You seriously do not think this is about getting the President out of the White House? Wow. The bottom line is that the Republican party is stuck between a rock and hard place. The true goal is to end the "entitlement" programs altogether, S.S., Medicare and Medicaid that the Tea Party...

Please show me where you think there is spin in this story :confused: It's an update on how things are going (or not going) with the debt-ceiling talks.

Updated 2:16 p.m. Eastern Time Link: McConnell: No real deficit deal until Obama is gone - Political Hotsheet - CBS News Click on link to view video of White House Press Secretary Jay Carney.

I guess it's okay to let us default on our obligations as long as we get rid of Obama in the White House. Unbelievable. The only problem with that idiotic logic is, the American people will not see it as Obama not compromising, they will see it as the Republicans not compromising and working...