Barack Obama and Public Money. | 46 comments (46 topical, 0 hidden)
It's not about this election, right this second (none / 0)
It's about changing the entire system.  That cannot be done now because the primary season has already finished, and starting that change now would be grossly unrepresentative of the people who support him and kind of ridiculously unfair.

We'll know he's a hypocrite on this issue if he fails to move on campaign financing after he's elected, before the re-election season starts.

by jarett on 06/22/2008 03:37:53 AM EST

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Sure (none / 0)
[new] It's not about this election, right this second (none / 0) It's about changing the entire system.

You're backing a flip-flopper, Jarett. Get used to it.

by Twba on 06/27/2008 01:23:48 PM EST

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Binary (none / 0)

Even if this is true, their are two choices.  Who is the bigger flip-flopper? 

Its not even close. 

by ProfRich on 06/27/2008 01:49:05 PM EST

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Vote or die laughing (none / 0)
Who is the bigger flip-flopper?

In other words, vote for the lesser of two flip-floppers.

by Twba on 06/27/2008 03:02:32 PM EST

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Fine (none / 0)

Thats a vote for Obama, we'll be counting on you!

Certainly you aren't suggesting we vote for the bigger of the two flip-floppers are you? 

by ProfRich on 06/27/2008 03:10:11 PM EST

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Finer (none / 0)
I'm not endorsing either clown. I will vote for neither.

by Twba on 06/27/2008 03:19:56 PM EST

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Like I said (none / 0)

Then I can't attack you as much for this.

But I don't understand why you can't bring yourself to acknowledge McCain's faults, like the cheating on financing stuff. 

by ProfRich on 06/27/2008 03:24:12 PM EST

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Barack Obama and Public Money. | 46 comments (46 topical, 0 hidden)