2000flyer
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The democratic party has been in denial and confusion for several years now, beginning with the senate and house. They still feel they are not to blame for the 2000 election loss.
To date we have the dem's blaming the following for their 2000 loss: Florida supreme court, US supreme court, Jeb Bush, Katherine Harris, Ralph Nader, etc. I believe the American people were sick and tired of Clintonesque politics, of which Al Gore was party too. They also saw what a bumbling idiot Al Gore is. Even today he holds no credibility in the party as Dean can attest to. He picks the coldest day in recent history in New York to spew his beliefs on global warming. Clinton got Clark in the race. How'd that work out? American's are much brighter than the democrats give them credit.
Mainly I, personally, feel the American people are finally seeing through the Democratic mantra of "for the average American." In truth, their as much for wealth and distinct class lines as anyone. How can you feel confident and trustful of a dem (or any politician) who tells you they're "working to make your middle-class life better" then jumps into the limo and is whisked off to one of his/her multi-million dollar homes? As for Kerry and his "I know the middle-class pain and concerns so I'll take a second mortgage out on my $12M home and Renoir collection to finance my campaign"...give me a break. You no nothing of the pain and worries of the majority of Americans.
Is any poitician concerned about jobs when they nearly unanimously vote themselves a pay raise every year, usually in the middle of the night so it gets no news coverage until the next cycle?
Sadly, only the weathly (Dem, Rep, Ind. and all) can afford to run for office anymore. How many of you can raise $100M or more to run? We need choices and vote for whoever we feel will best represent our needs. Thats our constitutional right.
2000Flyer
To date we have the dem's blaming the following for their 2000 loss: Florida supreme court, US supreme court, Jeb Bush, Katherine Harris, Ralph Nader, etc. I believe the American people were sick and tired of Clintonesque politics, of which Al Gore was party too. They also saw what a bumbling idiot Al Gore is. Even today he holds no credibility in the party as Dean can attest to. He picks the coldest day in recent history in New York to spew his beliefs on global warming. Clinton got Clark in the race. How'd that work out? American's are much brighter than the democrats give them credit.
Mainly I, personally, feel the American people are finally seeing through the Democratic mantra of "for the average American." In truth, their as much for wealth and distinct class lines as anyone. How can you feel confident and trustful of a dem (or any politician) who tells you they're "working to make your middle-class life better" then jumps into the limo and is whisked off to one of his/her multi-million dollar homes? As for Kerry and his "I know the middle-class pain and concerns so I'll take a second mortgage out on my $12M home and Renoir collection to finance my campaign"...give me a break. You no nothing of the pain and worries of the majority of Americans.
Is any poitician concerned about jobs when they nearly unanimously vote themselves a pay raise every year, usually in the middle of the night so it gets no news coverage until the next cycle?
Sadly, only the weathly (Dem, Rep, Ind. and all) can afford to run for office anymore. How many of you can raise $100M or more to run? We need choices and vote for whoever we feel will best represent our needs. Thats our constitutional right.
2000Flyer