Nathan Aschbacher

If it’s true that, “But nobody, and I mean nobody, thinks that hectoring voters will get them to the polls.” then just why is the President using his administrations resources to further depress Democratic and liberal turnout for the mid-term elections?

As our economies and markets advance ever further forward, and we gain tremendous efficiencies in production, we should be retiring earlier; not later.

The Republicans use shoddy parts, and the Democrats use shoddy design. In the end the outcome is essentially the same. Except for one compounding issue…

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There’s often an assumption that people in different political parties, and their affiliated elected officials, are thoroughly interested in maintaining or gaining power. It’s often asserted that “we” need to send Democrats a message that if they ignore their base, they’ll get booted out of office in 2010 and beyond.

The question is, do they even care, and why should they?

Per the prodding of poster “librty” I’ve setup a location branded as Petronobyl (located here www.petronobyl.com) for blogging news, editorial, photos, video, etc. related to the erupting manmade crude-oil volcano beneath the Gulf of Mexico.

I’ve been trying to do some research on each State’s citizen’s arrest/detainment laws, but digging through pages and pages of statutes is exceptionally time consuming. Coming to you guys with the question seemed like a surefire way to expedite the process toward useful results.

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It strikes me that probably the most useful, and necessary, thing that progressives –or any other political outsider– can do is to figure out very specifically how to break the dependence on Dollars to running viable campaigns.

The money game is a game we can never ultimately win.

ActBlue sent out a campaign email congratulating itself for the role it played in getting healthcare reform passed, and playing the story as a liberal (Democratic) victory. Being a liberal, and being aware of the completele lack of liberalism in the healthcare bill; I took issue and responded.