Obama puts own stamp on party over funding
Democratic nominee sets tight limits on lobby donations for election campaign
"If a million of his 1.5 million donors contributed the legal amount of $2,300 each, he would have a war chest of $2.3bn - far in excess of anything ever seen in US political history."
*starts thinking about ideas for a massive bake sale*
Yes, I think it's this important to donate to a candidate this time around. If McCain wins the presidency, I really think we're really and truly screwed for all time. Not only will this country be subject to his policies and who he picks for SCOTUS for the next 20+ years (adios, Roe v. Wade), but the rest of the world will look at us and say, "No, they chose the evil son of a bitch for the 3rd time in a row. They really are just as evil and stupid as we thought they were."
Democratic nominee sets tight limits on lobby donations for election campaign
"If a million of his 1.5 million donors contributed the legal amount of $2,300 each, he would have a war chest of $2.3bn - far in excess of anything ever seen in US political history."
*starts thinking about ideas for a massive bake sale*
Yes, I think it's this important to donate to a candidate this time around. If McCain wins the presidency, I really think we're really and truly screwed for all time. Not only will this country be subject to his policies and who he picks for SCOTUS for the next 20+ years (adios, Roe v. Wade), but the rest of the world will look at us and say, "No, they chose the evil son of a bitch for the 3rd time in a row. They really are just as evil and stupid as we thought they were."
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He stood on that stage and assured us that there were "people working on it"; that they would prevent him winning this time. He gave us his word that us Canadians wouldn't have to watch as America chose a second term of Bush. If Henry promised, he'd deliver. Henry is the shit. So I was confident things would be okay. 'Cause Hank said.
And then the election happened and Dubya won (by a bigger margin that when he first was elected!) and I basically gave up all hope.
And then... Obama. I saw him a few years ago on Oprah. He was talking about Darfur and about US foreign policy and how it has to change so that atrocities like Darfur don't continue. I think Oprah asked him if he'd be running, and he kind of grinned and didn't comment. And I thought, "Oh, if only."
And here we are. And he's making big moves to prove his commitment to accountability and responsibility. And I only hope that Hillary's antics haven't split the Democrats so much that her supporters refuse to support Obama. Because a non-vote for Obama is as bad as a vote for McCain.
For the love of this planet, and for the sake of us Canadians who have to sit up here beside you, please get out the vote!
My solution is we stop trying to save the world; it doesn't want to be saved. Our troops have been stuck in Europe for what 60 years and in Korea for 40 something years. Its time we brought all our troops back and let the world fight it out amongst themselves. If other countries want to be free maybe they should pay with their own blood and money. Just a thought. No I'm not worried what the world thinks of us cause they don't have any room to judge.
1. It was said of every Republican President since that decision was handed down and hasn't happened yet.
2. It's not in McCain's hands either.
3. It's not even in the SCOTUS's hands unless someone brings the case to them.
4. If they do, it'll take about 5-7 years to reach the Supreme Court.
5. Judicial precedent means that the court likely won't overturn it anyway.
McCain is far from being a clone of Bush, which is what the press and the Democratic Party would have you believe.
http://www.johnmccain.com/Informing/Iss
Whether he could do it or not, he wants to very, very badly, and I can't support any candidate for ANY political position that has that stance.