Reply #12: How did you arrive at "out-puke" ing the pukes? [View All]

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I would say its more like a shift to becoming more Republican.

If you take a look at our Democratic leadership and take a look at our Republican leadership, there has been an obvious shift to the right by both parties spurred on by corporate interests and some would argue also brought on by a more neo-con/war friendly agenda. That to me, is not a Democratic agenda. It is much closer to a Republican agenda dressed up to appeal to Democrats in order to promote an ideology and agenda that is very much Republican, no matter how it is dressed up, absent of the populist Democratic message.

interesting quote from Lyndon Larouche:

"The only reason Dick Cheney has not been forced to resign," LaRouche said in a statement issued June 25 by his LaRouche in 2004 Presidential campaign organization, "is because those Democrats who are under control of the Democratic Leadership Council (DLC) gang, are more enthusiastic supporters of the neo-conservatives than the Republicans.

As long as leading Democratic candidates are not willing to buck the Democratic National Committee group that's under DLC manipulation, they are not morally qualified to run for the office of the Presidency. If they can't recognize a swindle as obvious as that being pulled off by the group of which Cheney is the head, they don't have the qualifications to be President."