These people are dangerous and so is Obama. But the way things are going there may not be an election in 2012 as we may be deep into Civil War 2.0. This one between neighbors and not states. And I think there are entities interested in seeing things going that unstable and have been inspiring the divisiveness we've seen.
If the economy totally collapsed we could rebuild to local cultures and economies. It sure would make for a much more interesting country than the bland one we have now. Chris Hedges addresses that a bit here: http://www.adbusters.org/magazine/96/chris-hedges-revolution-in-america.html Interesting that he is saying something similar to Gerald Celente the trends analyst. And yes requiring people to buy health care is nonsense. And that was why I am for single payer or government health care. The current bill is a windfall for the corporate crooks who run the health insurance scams. But you have a nation of dolts who fear single payer for lame reasons. Obviously the current system doesn't work for everyone and those who still have good corporate health care become part of the problem. This country is so out of balance and so screwed! The ride is about to get VERY interesting. On 06/27/2011 12:48 PM, whynotnow7 wrote: > I was completed shocked when I saw Michelle Bachmann on Fox last night (and I > *never* watch Fox). Extremely poised, present, and articulate. I have read > about her extreme positions, but the person I saw last night is someone I > have to take seriously. Not only that, I want to know more about how she > would do things if President. Maybe after Newt and Sarah and Mitt, anyone > with a brain seems promising. > > Though I haven't cast a Republican vote ever, I just don't really want to > throw my vote to Obama, only because he's the best of the worst. I like some > things about him and 100% supported him until he turned his healthcare > program from a possible single payer option into a mandatory pool of > subscribers for the medical insurance industry (or a federal tax) - isn't > that fascism? Its not like he didn't have the political capital at that time > to do pretty much what he wanted, but he let it slip away. So that is a big > ding on him. Otherwise he is doing OK, but anyone with a better idea will be > considered too. > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Bhairitu<noozguru@...> wrote: >> So will Michelle Bachmann be campaigning in Fairfield? Should be quite >> a laugh. :-D >> > >
