Because that’s what people like her mean when they say they want the government to provide you with services like health care and the internet. They don’t want to just give it to you, they want you to become dependent on them giving it to you so that they can control it...and thus you.
That’s just what she says today. It will be a different story tomorrow just like it was with that “baby bond” scheme she was promoting.
LOL, and what is wrong with the internet the way it is?
I have a question.
What do you think of Ron Paul?
Although his views seem radically different from the rest of the Republican (and Demorcrat) president hopefuls, he makes the most sense of all of them (I’m not saying I agree with everything he says).
I’ll be honest there, I support RP, but he doesn’t have much of a chance of winning. Why? The GOP wants him out, they even funded TV ads of Democrat Shane Sklar running against Paul for his House seat in 2004. And there’s a lot of them out there thinking “I’m not just grabbing votes, I actually care” attitude that makes it seem like he’s just grabbing votes, and that he may not actually care as much as he puts out there.
And Hillary? She just says what everyone wants to hear.
What should we do about nuclear power?
Hillary: I think we should explore our options.
The one that I want (besides Paul) has a chance of winning is Barack Obama. Obama seems like he’s truly the least-political while still being a respectable politician, you know? I love how people keep bringing up, or were bringing up, how Hillary has more “experience” than Barack, but she was only in Congress for one or two more years than Barack, I believe. Unless you count being first Lady to Slick Willy “experience.” Which, meh.... I don’t know.
However, Barack is probably relying heavily on blacks and college students voting for him, which isn’t going to be good, since they JUST found out they can vote, and all the soccer moms of the world will be voting for Hillary.
Al Gore invented the internet, and Hillary will gives it to us for free. How can you not vote Democrat?
10-12-07
NARAL’s (abortion) political director Elizabeth Shipp acknowledged it “would help” the pro-choice movement if a Republican proved it was possible to win the presidency while still supporting abortion rights (ie… Rudy Giuliani) .
booo @ anon, how old are you? 15?
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Puzzlefeet:
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pparets:
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The Whistler:
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The Whistler:
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pparets:
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