It seems to me, more this time than others, that a dollar is as good as a vote. Maybe we won't need to go to the voting booths, we'll just wait for them to tally the donations. At least that's the way the media is making it sound. If Hillary gets the most money, it's suggested that she will be the Dems' nominee. I hope that's not the way it works.
That's certainly the way they would like it to work. And while I certainly have no objection to a qualified woman attaining any office, Hillary isn't my choice. She seems a bit too desperate, as do the power brokers behind the scenes. I fear that both parties are in damage control mode, in an attempt to cover up the genuine ills of our society which have been allowed to proliferate for the past decade or so - such as jobs, money supply and medical care issues.
Yes, Vox - I've always viewed Bill as Republican Light, but even he wasn't as big a national disaster as BushCo has become. If only he had listened when I drove to Austin in 1998 to berate him...
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It seems to me, more this time than others, that a dollar is as good as a vote. Maybe we won't need to go to the voting booths, we'll just wait for them to tally the donations. At least that's the way the media is making it sound. If Hillary gets the most money, it's suggested that she will be the Dems' nominee. I hope that's not the way it works.
That's certainly the way they would like it to work. And while I certainly have no objection to a qualified woman attaining any office, Hillary isn't my choice. She seems a bit too desperate, as do the power brokers behind the scenes. I fear that both parties are in damage control mode, in an attempt to cover up the genuine ills of our society which have been allowed to proliferate for the past decade or so - such as jobs, money supply and medical care issues.
She is the right wing choice for the Democratic party. They are promoting her and one other unnamed.
POP's outlook is very much like mine.
Yes, Vox - I've always viewed Bill as Republican Light, but even he wasn't as big a national disaster as BushCo has become. If only he had listened when I drove to Austin in 1998 to berate him...
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