Our Dem Congressionals are going to screw us again.

[Sara Beverley]

Interviewed on "Democracy Now!", Paul Krugman said that reporting on Social Security has "bought into the White House spin, and people who offer a different point of view are simply not considered." Plus: Thirteen Democrats who are "most likely to go wobbly" on a Social Security vote.

www.cursor.com (scroll down)

[Pam-Moby]

1. The link does not support your heading at all ????????

[Sara Beverley]

2. Sorry. It's www.cursor.org

My boo boo

[NightTrain]

3. I'm one step closer to leaving the Democratic Party.

Green green, it's green they say
on the far side of the hill.

Green green, I'm going away
to where the grass is greener still.

[Lady Sonelle]

4. I've Already Left!

Tore up My party card and walked away.

The Liberal Left? The Liberals Left!!

Lady Sonelle

[chicagiana]

5. I honestly believe ...

I honestly believe that the Democratic Party as we know it is dying.

The Democrats are making all the wrong moves. They behaving stupidly and alienating their base all at the same time. They have chosen the worst of both worlds.

Whether a new party will arise in the donkey shell or whether it will take on a completely new shape, I do not know. Something deep inside of be tells me that Ross Perot was right all along. And perhaps we need to get him to make another run in 2008.

[InvisibleBallots]

6. any Democrat who supports gutting SS is a GOP mole

as far as I'm concerned. If the DNC and famous Democrats like Hillary Clinton don't stand up for Social Security - I will never, ever, ever vote Democratic again, and I will do my best to convince others not to as well. I will not rest until the Democrats go the way of Whigs, and help to build the Greens or some other party to replace the Democratic Losers Committee.

[zann725]

7. If Kerry gets in WH, Dems will suddenly start acting like Dems, just watch

n/t :kick: