DouglasChick's Blog

This one is a bit flippant and panders far to much to “popular fiction” . Regan was hated and despised when he was in office and only became the legend he is now after America lived threw the reality of Clinton (and still they are not aware of what they know to be true) history will repeat itself again with Bush and far sooner than last time ! I do agree with one thing that Billy has been saying on his wifes campaign “It's the economy stupid” , to bad this would be something we would hold against him if the facts where made common knowledge.
Bill Clinton started with a booming economy and had absolutely no down turns in the whole 8 years he was in office...with those advantages he still managed to deliver us into a recession* before leaving office . George W Bush has had exactly the opposite term and despite the hype of the media we are only now in “may-be almost . Possible soon , it could happen” recession* .

You can defend the radical conservative position until you are blue in the face. Both parties are corrupt and hurting America and need to be thrown out. The Soviet Union didn't fall because the where defeated in battle, they fell from an economic crash.

I'll agree with DouglasChick on this one, both sides have become very corrupt, every election for the past 20 years has brought up the same key debate topics (that really don't matter in the broad spectrum of it all) just to give the illusion that the parties oppose one another.

Once you've realized that the election system has been fixed for years, that both parties are selling out America, and that we are no longer an independent nation... then you can begin to change things.

There is not a candidate on either side that is worthy to be president of this country.

It is a sad day indeed. I think our days are numbered.

and a little bit of Canada

BTW, McCain IS the new middle party.

I don't know, I remember the Reagan years vividly. Reagan didn't did have a good reputation until long after his Presidency and the day after his death. As a matter of fact during his second term America was highly skeptical that he had lost his marbles from Alzheimer's and he'd accidentally push the button and start World War III... and you know, he probably was very much out of his mind. George W. Bush Sr. ran things behind the curtains. That's when we thought of our President as a puppet. Which reminds of a great video, perhaps this will job your memory and remember what America thought about Reagan while in office:

Vividly? I think not TT.