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This validates what I have been saying for quite some time now. And everyone is so naive. "Oh, Americans wouldn't be foolish enough to elect Republican...." The Presidential Election is going to be a profound game-changer in global politics. The NeoCons have been at this for a very long time.
ReplyDeleteBush for two terms says it all.
You are quite right Vineca, the far right's misinformation campaign is very sophisticated. What is even more troubling is the fact that they now control the GOP presidential candidates. Keep spreading the word, we need to do everything we can to help support Obama's re-election bid in 2012!
ReplyDeleteOn the upside, Republicans were hoping to blame Obama for the jobless rate (which was caused by the GOP's emphasis on deregulation), but now that US unemployment is down to 8.3% and improving each month they may not have that argument come election time.