Comments on: As Romney Spirals Out of Control Republicans Jump Ship to Obama

By: Michael A Harring

Michael A Harring — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 05:41:21 +0000

When the Romney/Ryan agenda calls for raising taxes for the middle class by around $2,000 per family.Does that not violate the Norquist Pledge(No tax increase on any income)they took a vow on? Hey Tea Party,if Romney wins and his tax agenda on the middle class is enacted,you better put your powdered wigs and tri-cornered hats on and march your butts on to Washington to protest!! TEA= Taxed Enough Already? Romney and Ryan don’t think so.

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By: Michael A Harring

Michael A Harring — Sun, 23 Sep 2012 05:24:06 +0000

As for the term “redneck” which was used to describe the unionized coal miners who wore the red bandanas for solidarity, There was another time the word “redneck” was used to describe small white Southern farmers during the late 1700′s to early 1800′s who worked in the fields alongside their own slaves in the hot sun with many got their necks sunburned as a result.When these farmers came to town to sell their crops,the wealthy plantation owners who did not need to work their fields referred to those small working farmers with sunburned necks as “rednecks”.

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By: Gary Vaughn

Gary Vaughn — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 04:42:31 +0000

I don’t think I have changed my facebook info, you know, where it says political background. I am listed as conservative. I was but Bush gave me some bad misgivings for 8 miserable years, then when Mccain picked Simple Sarah, I stayed home and didn’t vote. This year I am storming to the polls to vote for Obama, I have watched what my ex-party has done for his first term at obstruction. I will likely never vote conservative again, even though I still have some conservative values, but this party is not conservative.

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By: Bonnie Williams

Bonnie Williams — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 04:27:21 +0000

It gives me hope that good WILL win over EVIL and GREED. I have breathed a sigh of relief to know that there ARE “smart” Republicans out there who can see beyond race and party affiliation to want the common good of the country rather than just the privileged few who seem to not understand that they too will eventually suffer in a deteriorating shell of a country which they are stripping of resources and humanity for the sake of their vain, fleeting
prosperity.

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By: Tim From LA

Tim From LA — Thu, 20 Sep 2012 02:38:29 +0000

Blue Dog Dems? Yellow Dog Dems? Neo-liberals AKA Libertarians? If those three, I agree. But I find it refreshing that Republicans are moving to the left and the RNC cannot do a thing to stop them…it’s a sad state of affair when even GEORGE W. BUSH is considered left…hmmm. Oh and there is:

Rednecks For Obama
Tea Party for Obama

Seems like the right is going left

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