Comments on: Palin Slams Obama Over His Statement About Bankrupting the Coal Industry

By: DefWon

DefWon — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 06:30:46 +0000

Very nice. Here’s to let you know that this website DOES NOT support free speech. i spent about 30 minutes yesterday trying to concretize my erratic train of thought into several paragraphs only to find out today that they had been deleted. stop the stop the aclu.

By: Samantha

Samantha — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 00:11:32 +0000

It’s not a matter of simply believing Obama is a socialist because someone said he is – it’s his actions and policies that make him that way. Call a spade a spade – it is what it is, and you either support it or you don’t. I personally can not understand allowing someone to literally walk into our homes and decide how our hard-earned income should be spent, how we can elect a man who has associated with the elite of lunacy (would you even work for someone like that?), ignore every single lie he has told and still have any respect for him, brush aside his desire to destroy a major aspect of our economy, or allow him to place his hand on the bible and swear in as leader of this country when he plans to completely disregard the consitution.

It’s all right in front of you, and those of you who are not afraid of Obama, now – will be.

By: bababouy

bababouy — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 16:35:55 +0000

I love how everyone thinks they know what they are talking about when it comes to politics, “obama is a muslim and a socialist”. People will believe only what they want to hear whether it is true or not. America is in the situation it is in because people vote for their party like they are routing for a football team. It doesn’t matter whether the candidate is an idiot or a genius…republicans would rather vote for a idiotic, dangerous president that is republican then a smart capable democrat, and vice versa for democrat voters. Thank god for independents, they are who really decide the direction of the country.

By: Chris R

Chris R — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:45:23 +0000

Hey Som it’s not about if you make $250k or not. It’s about right and wrong. If you want to give %3 of your hard made money to some one and not have any say in how it is spent you can and you would be a good person for doing so. But let me tell you when you speek do it for your self because its not right to have the gov take from the hard working people of this land for working harder and making jobs. What they will do is pay the tax and pass it down by charging more for there products. So the cost of living will go up for all the hard working people out there. But the ones who work the gov will have more food stamps, and paid places to live. Then insteed of BO slowly trying to do away with coal and working that industry into a new thing he will bankrupted them. Nice thing to say to people when you want Votes.

The guy who said he was for the Mac but he talked about relegion and abortion and is now for BO those are big issues in this contry. In God we trust. I God we trust I dont trust BO. With abortion it not telling any one what to do with there body it telling them they cant kill the baby inside there body. What if you where an abortion child?

By: jon r

jon r — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 15:00:42 +0000

i feel sorry for all of you Obama supporters. i just can not understand why you feel it is necessary to have the government take care of you. you can not afford a house so the government should make housing affordable. you can not afford insurance so the government should make health care a “right”. you did not do well in school so the government should make sure that you earn enough money. you do not have to pay taxes because you do not have a good paying job due to your lack of an education and/or bad personal choices in your life so the the government should “spread the wealth” to you. I guess that is the basic diference between a republican and a democrat – a republican wants the government to get out of the way of the individual and a democrat wants the government to take care of them. i guess i will never understand that philosophy and with the “probale” election of Obama will lament the ending of the United States of America and the beginning of the Socialist States of America.

By: craig loughery

craig loughery — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 13:59:44 +0000

spreading the wealth? socialism doesn’t spread wealth, it spreads poverty.

By: M.M.J

M.M.J — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 12:58:57 +0000

I’m 53 years old and been an informed voter since the day I could vote. I’ve voted for Democrates and republicans both. I have come to the conclusion that unless we see a third party that has the resources and candidates
to field a national ticket things aren’t gooing to improve. Both parties we have now will tell anyone, anything to be elected. Both parties love to see how they keep us devided and at each others throats. It keeps them in power.

By: jnweaver

jnweaver — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 12:54:33 +0000

when will the american people wake up to reality that we need a third party in this country dont you find it somewhat unusual that the democrats and republicans diagree on about every issue that is important such as taxes education energy finance foreign policy gun control medical research pretty much everything these are not dumb people they both cant be so wrong on everything in actuality we need changes that lie somewhere between their views hence a third party and lets call it the common sense party at least this way we can really spread the wealth when we can and spread the sacrafice when we need to for the good of this great nation

By: william

william — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 12:45:42 +0000

It’s pay me now or pay me later. I have a child and i don’t think it is fair he has to pay for our mistakes. I say we pay now.
As far as christianity is concerned, go ask other religons what their feelings are, you might not get the answer you are looking for.
Oh, and no wonder the republicans are forcast to lose, they have this baby saving, pro life, pro christian thing spun out of control. people like to have a say in their life. if that means over life,death,health and welfare, they should vote BO. I would vote replublican if they kept the whole religon and abortion thing off the table.

By: Som

Som — Tue, 04 Nov 2008 11:25:14 +0000

Only in the US does doing something for the common good carry so much stigma.

A 3% increase in taxes for the super wealthy? First of all – most of you Republican schmucks will probably never make so much money, so the tax increase should never affect you.

Secondly, a 3% increase is nothing – I am an Indian immigrant into this country and make over $250K a year. And I will gladly pay the tax increase to give back to this country that has given me so much.

Third – helping a community so people don’t resort to violence? That directly affects me and my kids. A 3% increase for that? Where do I sign up?

I still cannot understand how Palin can even think about saying Obama does not have the experience for the Presidency, when she is a hockey mom from a one horse town.

And finally Doug – you’re so afraid of a Muslim running the country. First of all, he’s not one. Secondly your hero George Dubya is a devout Christian. Ask yourself how many Americans he has sent to their deaths in Iraq.