PS is Paul Street at Znet interview:

PS: “We have to embrace and undertake the difficult and painstaking and day-to-day work of re-building and building and then expanding rank-and-file grassroots organization and capacity on key issues beneath and beyond the corporate-crafted candidate-centered narrow-spectrum biennial and quadrennial electoral extravaganzas the masters stages for us, telling us that these rigged contests are the sum total of “politics.”

Kudos to Arlen Specter for bringing up the perspective of the trade deals we’ve made with the devil! Obama’s response is quite telling and don’t forget that he wants to expand these WTO agreements with Doha.

OR DO YOU STILL BELIEVE YOU CAN TALK YOUR WAY
OUT OF THIS??? OH!B

replace Timmy G. with RALPH NADER

How does o explain this:

Seems no matter what, coal will be a ‘part of the solution’.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/35217880/ns/us_news-
environment/

Have Reid tell Lieberman to go stand in the corner.
nose to wall….
Have democrats refuse AIPAC until the wall comes down

He again speaks of inheriting two wars…

They are his wars now….....not Bush’s..
He speaks of reining in Pentagon spending saving
tax payers billions as he raises their budget.

He is a great speaker,  I sure hope he makes a fool
out of me and my cynisizm some day..not likely though

I have been looking for that

“Democrat core set of values” forever…

Tear that repressive NAFTA treaty up Democrats
you might just start gaining some credence.

Ok, so Republicans won’t work with you, we get that.

So then, there’s going to be no compromise with them. Absolutey No negotiation with Democrats, sounds like our policy with terrorists doesn’t it?

Maybe that’s how they view Democrats, as threatening the power of their Corporate hold over America, and it’s looting of the country, etc.

So why can’t Democrats play by the same rules?

So then, what’s stopping you from using reconcilliation to pass single payer?

Good article on “Obama and American politics” on today’s Znet by Paul Street: http://www.Zcommunications.org/znet (Feb.3,2010)