RainmanTime
Super Moderator
Hey Darby,
What I find interesting about the whole DEM conundrum right now is what they did to their OWN CONSTITUENT voters in both Michigan and Florida... they disenfranchised the people they SHOULD be pandering to! It would not be so comically ridiculous if it were not for the fact that this is the EXACT SAME PARTY that whined about voter disenfranchisement in Ohio in 2004 and (deja vu?) in Florida back in 2000. So in 2000 they were overly concerned about Florida voters who couldn't read a ballot... but now they are flipping Florida voters (THEIR voters) the big bird!
As usual with Democrat politicians, it seems to be OK when they do something that they complain about the Republicans doing. But if Republicans do it (even if they DIDN'T do it but just seem like they did), then the DEMS come unglued.
And people wonder why I won't go near supporting that party! Republicans are not a whole lot better on some issues, but at least they are not so OPEN about being hypocritical as are the DEMs.
RMT
What I find interesting about the whole DEM conundrum right now is what they did to their OWN CONSTITUENT voters in both Michigan and Florida... they disenfranchised the people they SHOULD be pandering to! It would not be so comically ridiculous if it were not for the fact that this is the EXACT SAME PARTY that whined about voter disenfranchisement in Ohio in 2004 and (deja vu?) in Florida back in 2000. So in 2000 they were overly concerned about Florida voters who couldn't read a ballot... but now they are flipping Florida voters (THEIR voters) the big bird!
As usual with Democrat politicians, it seems to be OK when they do something that they complain about the Republicans doing. But if Republicans do it (even if they DIDN'T do it but just seem like they did), then the DEMS come unglued.
And people wonder why I won't go near supporting that party! Republicans are not a whole lot better on some issues, but at least they are not so OPEN about being hypocritical as are the DEMs.
RMT