Reply #3: Nothing to contradict in what he says regarding the difference [View All]

[sabrina 1]

between how Republicans act when in power and Democrats. It IS disgusting to keep being told 'we can't do this and we can't do that' because 'we don't have enough votes' or whatever excuse there was after they gained a majority in 2006. 'We need a bigger majority' they told us, so we got it for them. Now, it's 'we need better Democrats'. Even in the minority the Republicans manage to get their way.

It's the country that is at stake and a lot of people are beginning to lose faith in this two-party system. I guess we needed to see what would happen when the Democrats had it all.

What happened to 'yes we can'? Seems all we hear now is 'no, we can't'.

Michael Moore and Dennis Kucinich and Ralph Nader and a few others are the only ones with the guts to state the facts and there are far too many Democrats who know they are right, but rather than push the party to do what is right, they leap to their defense no matter what they are doing. Just like the Bushbots when his supporters knew in their hearts he was bad for the country.

I guess MM will now be joining so many others under the bus rather than being applauded for trying to get the attention of the party that is supposedly in power.