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Wed, 17 Sep 2008 20:20:24 +0000

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By: Pantage Pajaso

Pantage Pajaso — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 15:59:10 +0000

The Rethug tide of divisiveness even is sweeping up candidates’ families. Even more egregious than smarmy and deceptive sales practices among financial reps and mortgage closers are the parent company practices when clients seek help and full information, or to exercise their rights to sell, get statements, account resolutions, etc.. Care to guess how many bank and investment bank execs are scooping up foreclosed homes that were run onto the shaols by the institutions they boss via conveniently anonymous LLCs they have formed for the specific purpose of gleaning the leavings? Where are the Fed Regulators in the face of this? Fed and State Regulation has become like a toothless watchdog, all bark, no bite. McCain promises to be merely McSame and then some! And Palin is just scary— watch the microexpressions on her face when she rants and orates.

By: skr

skr — Wed, 17 Sep 2008 12:35:31 +0000

I agree with Joe, when the election of 2000 was stolen and George W. Bush was appointed by a crooked $upreme court, that is the day America started dying. When George W. Bush and Dick Cheney orchestrated a false flag attack on the United States and dropped the World Trade Center America began taking her final breaths. Insert two faced John and his Christian fascist sidekick and all that will be left is them pulling the trigger on the ‘end of times.’
We’ve got a lot to look forward to with John & Sarah; our final breaths.

By: Joe Guckert

Joe Guckert — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:43:30 +0000

When they stole 2000, they doomed the entire USA. This country would be so much better today if the election had not been stolen from President Gore.

By: Diane Chotikul

Diane Chotikul — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 05:34:01 +0000

GOOD for you! Above all else, integrity and honesty should still matter in America (”cherry tree, anyone?”).

Loyalty and family cohesiveness are important…up to a point.

Every family has a code of ethics and they vary tremendously (The Godfather vs. Mayberry RFD are examples). Let’s get real, we are all products of our environments.

However…Communities often vie with other communities regarding what is “right,” but generally come to a point of agreement WITHIN themselves.

In the past week, the Republican candidates have gone beyond the bounds of their party, and for that they will be punished (when Rove voices concern, you have messed up big time!)

When it is a BLOOD relative showing disagreement, perhaps it is time to shuffle off to the toolshed!

By: chupachup

chupachup — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 16:46:21 +0000

the next family reunion should be a quiet one! maybe they should forget john and cindy, and invite cindys other sisters, the ones she doesn’t acknowledge as existing.
values voters don’t apply the same standards to the mccains.
thank goodness his cousin had the courage to let go, he told the truth with style and an obvious sense of reluctance.
thanks for running this.