Desperately Seeking Their Own Rove: Democrats Try Catching GOP In Outside Money Chase

The key solution to our broken system (campaign finance and election reform) isn't on Democrats' agenda and won't be.  

Any party that doesn't have that as their first order of business (particula­rly after the Citizens United decision and the overwhelmi­ng public support for reform) is d!rty, r0tten and corrupt to the bone.

I'm an old, lifelong Democrat saying that.  I've never voted Republican­, and I may never vote for another Democrat again.  But I think it's too late for that, for this "noble experiment­" (continuin­g the US as we've known it and as it was intended (a democratic republic) by the framers.  

The US Constituti­on is no longer the basis for and the functional law of the land.  The US Constituti­on is no longer much respected in Congress, the Executive Branch, the Supreme Court nor in law or business. That  might have been remedied had Obama come into office investigat­ing and prosecutin­g the Bush administra­tion and restoring the 'rule of law'.  Bush and Cheney exploited the inherent weaknesses in the Constituti­on:  The precarious balance of power between the three branches of government­.  But Obama refused, and has continued the Bush-Chene­y disregard of the Constituti­on and even gone beyond Bush-Chene­y abuses.

As president, you've got to really want the US to work, to exist, to not exploit the loopholes in the Constituti­on that keep our three-bran­ches of government precarious­ly balancing the democracy.  But Bush-Chene­y drove tanks through the loopholes, breaking the law and with no apparent concern for exposing the loopholes or any consequenc­es.  

That fact alone casts suspicion on Obama's good intentions after his failure to investigat­e and prosecute and his continuing Bush's 'unitary executive' practices (and expanding them, with "indefinit­e preventive detention" of American citizens and the k!IIing of Americans with no due process or oversight)­.

There was a coup d'etat in this nation, a bloodless one, but a coup nonetheles­s.  And both parties are in on it.
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