Voter guide for today

[as the world turns]

C. Edmund Wright, writing for American Thinker, compiles 36 reasons to vote Democrat. Posted here are some of them -

If you want to pay through the nose in taxes until you are 70 so union thugs in purple shirts can retire in security at age 50 -- vote Democrat.

If you are stupid enough to think that being against a Federal Department of Education is the same as being against education -- vote Democrat.

If you think it helps you if your boss gets hit with a huge tax bill -- vote Democrat.

If you think insurance companies can lower rates, pay for every small medical item -- and every preexisting condition -- and every illegal alien -- and stay in business -- vote Democrat.

If you think electric cars are the answer because they don't use energy -- vote Democrat.

If you don't want Nancy Pelosi to retire -- vote Democrat.

If you fear the Chamber of Commerce more than you do the Ground Zero Mosque -- vote Democrat.

If you want to vote the same way the dead are voting -- vote Democrat.

If you want to vote the same way the felons are voting -- vote Democrat.

If you like the fact that our military men and women are being disenfranchised -- vote Democrat.

If you think Cuba is a success story -- vote Democrat.

If you think that smart businesspeople will sit around and let our government tax them out of existence before they move their operations overseas -- vote Democrat

If you think liberalism and socialism have done a good job of managing the incredibly beautiful and rich state of California, vote Democrat.

Read the the rest at:
http://www.americanthinker.com/2010/11/thirtysix_reasons_to_vote_demo.html

[ontheblack]

If you think liberalism and socialism have done a good job of managing the incredibly beautiful and rich state of California, vote Democrat.

True, but one has to wonder about the wisdom of a businessperson spending $140 million for a job that pays $212k and loses because they employed an undocumented housekeeper for 9 years.

A $10k investment towards legal status for a loyal employee and she would've sailed into office.

[Joe]

True, but one has to wonder about the wisdom of a businessperson spending $140 million for a job that pays $212k and loses because they employed an undocumented housekeeper for 9 years.

A $10k investment towards legal status for a loyal employee and she would've sailed into office.

The only wonder is why the great state of California would elect Moonbean the first time around....and you want four more years of that? DEAR GAWD ALMIGHTY

...and Boxer??? Fedex me some of those doobies you guys are smokin'...will ya?

...and thanks for nothin' you bunch of idiots in Vegas. I'll be rollin' my dice in Oklahoma for now on...where at least the Indians are here legally.

NoCal? The wicked witch is dead!!! Giants win the WS....followed by a bitch slappin'! Karma...

[as the world turns]

Kalifornia and Nevaduh, oh well...........

But the real victory............

[Fastpitch4Life]

As Jack Welch, arguably the best American business leader in our history, said this morning:

"The Republican Party has a real challenge and I think more than I've ever seen in my life they need a vision," Welch told CNBC.

The Republican party offered up Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina in California. You've got to kidding me. Where are the true leaders of my party with a realistic vision and strategy? We don't need ex-CEOs on a power trip! Come on Republican party, we need true leadership to take back control!

[Momo's Dad]

TRUE conservatives can't be running for office when we're working 100-hour weeks on top of spending time with our families in order to keep our small businesses afloat.

[ontheblack]

Where are the true leaders of my party with a realistic vision and strategy?

They dont exist. Like Jerry said, there is no plan. Unless you control both chambers and the Governor's mansion, there isnt anything you can do other than use the line item veto.

[Fastpitch4Life]

There is a theory out there that a group of "elites" from world business, politics and royalty really make all the decisions on the grand scheme of how the world is run. That would be the Bilderburg Group. They are the architects of the "new world order" in which individual country's agenda's and economies are blurred into a global economy/government. I'm not sure I believe that, but I wonder if the uber corporations in America don't really control the political agenda and politicians are just puppets who feed at the corporate trough to ensure they are elected and retain meager amounts of power and fame.

OK, how about some softball!!! Bring on the the 2011 college season!

[Joe]

The Republican party offered up Meg Whitman and Carly Fiorina in California. You've got to kidding me.

They're on vacation. Instead, you got Moonbeam and the Boxcutter. Whoopee!!!

[NewCoach]

Medicare, SS , and Defense comprise 50% of the budget. Until you get a group of legislators that have the stones to take a kinfe to those programs, cutting education, energy,and forgein aid will be only a drop in the bucket.