High Noon in Duel for White House

[Army_of_One]

Isn't that pretty much a world wide issue right now?

[Army_of_One]

Originally Posted by Highwayman

Army, your problem here is that you’re trying to argue logic and facts with a mindless Obama sheep that can only spout propaganda and sound bites. And like a broken record he will repeat his favorite sound bite over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over…..

The real duel for the White House is going on right now in Denver. There is a rift and division within the Democrat party. The Hill faction is holding up the DNC rule book and demanding it be followed. The Obama faction is doing everything to work around the rules and avoid the required floor vote. There is a genuine fear that put to a vote Obama might lose.

If they follow the rules and Hillary did win, the Obama faction might splinter off. If they deny the vote the Hillary faction might splinter off. We might be watching the demise of the oldest political party in history that has become too overweight and corrupt to hold itself together.

BTW, McCain has just pulled ahead of Obama in the polls during Obama’s convention. That’s not a good sign for Obama.

I was reading about that today...The Obama peeps were trying to get the Hill followers to vote from the hotel....lol Her voters weren't trying to hear that. It would fun if there was a few fire works. I would love to see what's going on behind the scenes....

[Binky Bainbridge]

Originally Posted by Army_of_One

Ireland has one of the lowest tax rates on corporations and consequently their economy is booming....

You were speaking in the present tense, as though it was still booming, it isn't I can assure you, I was over there a few months ago.

[Army_of_One]

Originally Posted by Binky Bainbridge

You were speaking in the present tense, as though it was still booming, it isn't I can assure you, I was over there a few months ago.

Ok..it WAS booming but low corp taxes helped bring business to Ireland. Here the corp taxes are higher (not as high as some places in Europe) but the thing is we tax our corporations until they move somewhere else. Somewhere in there should be a lesson.