Replies to post #73774 on Zeev's Turnips Talk Politics (ZTTP)

[goodluck]

why do the candidates bring out such ill will? is it reflective of the country or the candidates

both, i think.

the US has always been a seething cauldron underneath those platitudes of "melting pot". Even within groups that are attacked by others. sometimes the seething is just a simmering, not outright hatread but simply mistrust or resentment or envy or just plain ignorance. but it doesn't take much to turn that simmer into a boil. my personal belief is that bush has zero comprehension of how to lead, and this gets him and us into big trouble. no time right now to elaborate, pretty busy today.

[ergo sum]

If anyone is in favor of not paying the HMOs, the PPOs the Government and the rest of the bureaucracies, can figure out a way for Kerry plan to pool the cost of the major medical expenses, provide for the people who can't afford healthcare in the first place, continue to fund the social security and do it all on the portion of medicare taxes we pay right now please let me know and I will vote for you.



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