Looking for a challenger right of Barack Obama can only yield a caricature, irrelevant, bigot or panderer. If any candidate will offer a real alternative to the duplicity of Obama’s corporatist agenda, wouldn’t he or she have to come from the left? Yes the Democratic Party is just sheep clothing for the usual wolves, but I’m still hopeful about the actual Democratic voter, or should I say I’m in denial, that the average progressive liberal will not fall for Obama again.
Not My Tribe
The Myth of Middle Ground
Eric quote unquote… ‘Yes the Democratic Party is just sheep clothing for the usual wolves, but I’m still hopeful about the actual Democratic voter, or should I say I’m in denial, that the average progressive liberal will not fall for Obama again.’
Why should any American be hopeful that the usual pretend liberal a-holes will change and not vote Democratic Party once again? I was once hopeful about you changing, too, Eric…. Stupid me.
From al jazeera today we read- ‘With public and Congressional debate heating up over post-bin Laden US policy in South Asia, a think tank with close ties to the administration of President Barack Obama is calling for a strategy that will keep Washington deeply engaged in the region for a long time to come.
In a 40-page report released on Wednesday, the Center for a New American Security (CNAS) said Washington should negotiate a long-term strategic partnership agreement with Afghanistan that would keep 25,000 to 35,000 US troops in that country well beyond the 2014 date which the US and its allies have set for withdrawal.’
http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/opinion/2011/05/201152613013100407.html
And neither have all the Democratic Party voter types helped pull the US out of Iraq. They’re too busy attacking Sarah Palin and too full of it to put pressure on their own party to end these wars!