Omar Sapayeen
OmarS I can't vote for Hilary. When Bush first started thumping the drums for war, Hilary was in a position to speak up against it. Instead she chose to demonstrate she's capable of being a neocon, and supported it. She claims she mistook Bush's intentions, but this is a lie. She went on supporting ... Read More
Is Mitt Romney high? Clinton turned a deficit left behind by Republicans, into a surplus. We were at our best as an economy and as a society under Clinton. Reduction in crime, better relations with other countries, more prosperity. What did Bush give? A record deficit. A million Iraqis dead, several ... Read More
I like Obama. He seems to have typical democratic ideals. Strong on health care, the economy. Importantly, he can represent America to the world as someone who didn't jump on board with Bush's war and his neoconservative bully-to-the-world attiude. Read More
The problem I see with this is an 8 dollar loaf of bread, or a 10 dollar gallon of milk. The underlying objective of Hucckabee and others like him, is to have everyone pay relatively the same amount in taxes. This would mean the poor would pay a larger proportion of their income in taxes than the ... Read More
I don't know why this isn't being pointed out: For the entirety of the first year of the war in Iraq, Hilary supported it absolutely. She claims she only sought to afford Bush the means to deal with Iraq, not to actually do it. She also claimed she had objections to his war when it began. Anyone ... Read More
Today the majority of Americans blame Bush and the White House for this war in Iraq. Who are we kidding? Hundreds of thousands of protestors worldwide begged America to refrain from war in weeks leading up to the invasion. We KNEW that UNSCOM was in Iraq, and that they had found no evidence of ... Read More
I have nothing but disdain for this woman and her promotion of the US neoconservative pro-war agenda. Iran has every reason to hate America. It was the Americans and the British that gave support to the overthrow of Musaddeq, for no other reason than that he wanted to ensure that Iran has sovereign ... Read More
No doubt the United States is the most influential nation in the world as a culture and as a power. Our style of music, our food, our clothe, everything's being followed and copied around the world.But it seems to me that when it comes to awareness of one-another, America stands out as being ... Read More