

zangie wrote:Personally...it has gone far beyond conservative, liberal, republican, democrat in my mind..and I really hate the fighting at any time ( sorry..I'm a natural peace keeper/ conciliator most times)..which has done exactly nothing except widen the gap and spread the hate....
IMO: it will never be fixed till both sides can learn to listen to each other and compromise..because I refuse to believe that most people aren't all after the same goals ...just arguing on how best to get there...
I really, really hate that differences in politics has become such that one is required to despise the other side...it wasn't always like that...
Well there you are Zangie.ultimately you should be allowed to express your thoughts and feelings without being labelled as a something or another...if all those lot with their superior leftist views would allow us to do so of course.
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It's probably really pointless to use as an example the story of today's release from Arbour Hill in Dublin of a sex beast called Larry Murphy to show how destructive to society the PC mentality actually is..so I won't bother me barney....besides there are too many fakes on this site buoying each other up with ridiculous nonsense..obstructing the path of truth

Moonbat wrote:Fakes? Indeed. And is that what they are doing? "Obstructing the Path of Truth!" (sotto voce - how melodramatic!)
Fingerless Glove wrote:if all those lot with their superior leftist views would allow us to do so of course.
Fingerless Glove wrote:besides there are too many fakes on this site buoying each other up with ridiculous nonsense..obstructing the path of truth
Moonbat wrote:Fakes? Indeed. And is that what they are doing? "Obstructing the Path of Truth!" (sotto voce - how melodramatic!)

...............Elite PosterJo van wrote:And how exactly did "Government meddling" in the "free market", "cause the problem"...?![]()
Did the Government play any part in the creations of the "Sub-Prime" mortgage deals that were sold, and then re-packaged as "CDO's", and "SIV's", and then sold on to other financial institututions..? (After first having been given AAA ratings by Agencies like "Standard and Poor")
And just as I thought, you have absolutely no answer as to why all those previously right-wing Bankers went completely against their ideologies, and begged to be saved with PUBLIC MONEY!
And you, (and all the other "free-market ideologists) have absolutely no alternative solution to the "Bailout".
66Scorpio wrote:Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were government creations for the purpose of getting poor people to buy homes they couldn't afford. It was a socialist intervention into the free market. Businesses simply followed the rules they were given with inevitable, although not immediate, results.
66Scorpio wrote:WTF are you talking about? Business people are not necessarily "ideological" about anything but making money however they can.
66Scorpio wrote:They are no different than union and commmunist leaders in that respect.

...............Elite PosterNews Corp. Donates $1 Million to G.O.P. Governors
By BRIAN STELTER
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The News Corporation, controlled by Rupert Murdoch, contributed $1 million to the Republican Governors Association this summer, the Bloomberg news service reported this week.
The donation makes News Corporation the Republican group’s single “biggest corporate donor,” according to Bloomberg.
Large contributions to so-called 527 groups like the governors’ association by media companies are relatively rare, said Dave Levinthal, a spokesman for OpenSecrets.org, a Web site operated by the nonprofit Center for Responsive Politics.
“There are examples on both sides, Democrat and Republican, but they’re few and far between,” Mr. Levinthal said. In the 2008 election cycle, a publisher of alternative newspapers called Newsweb contributed $1.67 million to 527 groups, he said, more than any other media company.
Some progressives seized on News Corporation’s contribution as evidence of bias. Media Matters for America, the liberal media monitoring organization, claimed that “this large corporate donation to the G.O.P. underscores News Corp.’s role as an appendage of the Republican Party.”
Mr. Murdoch is generally described as conservative, and many of his publications’ editorial pages skew in that direction. He owns the Wall Street Journal and the New York Post, among others.
In an e-mail blast to reporters, the Democratic National Committee cited a headline on The Huffington Post, which called the donation “Fox & Funds,” a play on the Fox News Channel’s morning show, “Fox & Friends.”
Later, the committee’s national press secretary Hari Sevugan said in a statement, “‘Fair and Balanced’ has been rendered utterly meaningless. Any pretense that may have existed about the ties between Fox News and the Republican Party has been ripped violently away.”
Fox News maintains that its news programs are objective. Its most popular programs are conservative talk shows.
Asked about the contribution, a News Corporation spokesman, Jack Horner, said in a statement that “News Corporation has always believed in the power of free markets, and organizations like the R.G.A., which have a pro-business agenda, support our priorities at this most critical time for our economy.”
Yahoo noted Tuesday that News Corporation’s political action committee had given much smaller donations to members of both political parties in the past.

