Why Does The Republican Party Want To Put Wall Street On Welfare [View All]

[berni_mccoy]

Seriously, bail-out after bail-out after bail-out is being handed out to Wall Street. Why?

The Republican ideology of "Free Market" has led us to precisely the point that Conservatives have feared all along and Liberals never wanted to go in the first place. That's why Conservatives should have agreed with Liberals back in the 80's with regard to regulations and controls over the greed that has consumed this country into massive debt and disgrace.

The Republican party has ruled for decades now and their 'policies' have led us to ruin. McCain has been there for 26 years, not fighting Republican policies, but enabling them.

We must unite as a country to solve these very serious problems. The fact that McCain has wholeheartedly stolen Obama's Change Theme and has abandon his own Experience Theme is the very proof you need that McCain is not serious about change. McCain just wants to be president and is willing to do or say anything to make that happen. McCain's change in theme from Experience to Change is also another admission: that Conservatives want change as much as Liberals do. All of us as Americans realize what is at stake and we realize what change is necessary.

Obama is the candidate who has built his entire campaign and policy platform on change. He has been responsible for passing laws to bring about transparency in government and removing the stranglehold of corporate influence on government. One of his first acts upon obtaining the Nomination of his party was to immediately have the DNC stop taking money from lobbyists, something Obama's campaign has done from the beginning.

America, if you are looking for change, a new direction that will restore America and prevent the disasters that Republican policy has led us to, then you must unite together behind Barack Obama.