Frances wrote:

You know what really irritates me about liberals? (Besides the fact that they're spineless little girls in pretty dresses who can't play rough because it musses up their hair...)

They always think liberalism fixes the problem -- even when it was liberalism that caused the problem in the first place!

CatherineAnn wrote:

I am pro-capitalism. I reside in NYC. I feel it unfortunate that the divide between liberals and conservatives is one of extreme animosity (permitting for broken personal and professional friendships, maybe even civil war, granted that Americans do not "roll-over passively" in this time of gov't takeover.) Idealism is unrealistic, as the human condition is not one of practicality or rationale, but of emotional (sometimes violent) conviction. "Everybody-wins" is unrealistic, in ANY mechanism. Group-think "reactors" buy into "data" found in political propaganda, and collectively make for dangerous decision-makers (and a pervasive virus.) This bill will only further deteriorate the condition of the economy, jobs, debt, and business, etc. Small businesses will go under, and large businesses (Pharmacies to begin with) will inevitably be taken over by gov't, not able to sustain themselves. Auto, then health, then loans, and business ... Get ready for a storm, America. Get ready for change. And be ready to back up your stance with an educated, informed argument (or sit down.)

Paul Lewis wrote:

Danny, although a lot of folks are in denial or have not yet awakened, those who ahve ahve also learned to fight together and present a united front. As long as the conservative majority stand together we can acheive anything. Americans have been down before...but we should not be counted out too soon. At present it seems all our groups are working to the same end and the result is that a lack of any one group alignment or one leader does not hurt the cause. In time I think there is reason to believe that we will all come together to take our country back.