Joe Lieberman Won't Endorse Anyone In Presidential Race
Monday, April 23, 2012
And Democrats allow Lieberman to remain chairman of the Senate's Governmental Affairs committee because?
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Shift On Executive Powers Let Obama Bypass Congress
To begin with, Obama didn't enter office with "divided government"; he had a decisive victory, a clear mandate and a filibuster-proof Congress. Obama chose not to any of it to get through the policies he was elected to install.
Obama hasn't been skittish at all about using executive power from day one to further the Bush-Cheney policies of the unitary executive and erosion of citizens' Constitutional rights and protections.
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Susan Sarandon Says White House Denied Security Clearance, Interviews Michael Moore
So much for Obama being "president to all the people".
Do you seriously believe that any Republican is going to vote for Obama because he shunned Susan Sarandon? Or because he hasn't taken on gun control and the NRA?
Obama has no liberals in his administration, he invites a NASCAR champion (Jimmie Johnson), and evangelical pastors and Catholic bishops to weigh in on women's healthcare issues, but Susan Sarandon is a security risk and barred from visiting the White House?
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Shift On Executive Powers Let Obama Bypass Congress
No, they haven't, but the fact is that neither have Obama and Democrats.
And that's because Democrats are as much corporate tools as Republicans.
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Shift On Executive Powers Let Obama Bypass Congress
And quickly.
So, so much for the "if he does it through an executive order, the next president can undo it"-excuse.
And the "but it takes time"-excuse.
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Shift On Executive Powers Let Obama Bypass Congress
I read every word of it. What do you think I missed?
When Obama really wants something, he finds a way to do it.
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Susan Sarandon Says White House Denied Security Clearance, Interviews Michael Moore
I am a proponent of a mixed economic policy, with fair markets and regulated capitalism and socialism.
If you're like most McCarthyites, what you fear is exactly what we have currently (plutocracy), fascist corporate governance. A corporation's goal is to eliminate all competition. What we're also getting, the bonus that is getting realized, is that it's also going to end its customers.
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