Are suburbanites the key to victory in the U.S. Senate race?
Public Policy Polling says its latest survey shows that Democratic challenger Kay Hagan is piling up big numbers among suburban voters in her race against Republican incumbent Elizabeth Dole. PPP says that is part of the reason that Hagan is ahead, 49-42, in their latest poll.
PPP surveyed 1,200 likely voters on Oct. 18-19. The survey's margin of error was plus or minus 2.8 percentage points.
PPP officials said that Hagan is "annihilating" Dole among suburban voters, 54-36.





The Socialism Lie and the Right Wing Sell-off to China
It is pretty amazing to have a blithering idiot like "Unbiased101" calling me a "moron." If you don't agree with me, then just say so - no need for the name calling, you inane mindguard.
As for your definition of socialism, the key aspect is a theory or system of social organization which advocates the vesting of the ownership and control of the means of production, capital, land, etc., in the community as a whole. [you continue to be a moron at this point in my rebuttal].
As any moron, even yourself, can see, "the community as a whole" refers to the government (communism is the version where the government fades away). Under Bush/Cheney/McCain, the government is buying equity shares in banks, and is making loan guarantees to the auto industry, and artificially providing price supports to agriculture, etc. This leads to government control of the means of production. Hence, the Republicans are Socialist (you blithering idiot). McCain is a Socialist, and endorses Socialist economic policies.
As for tax plans, Obama and McCain may differ on tax rates, but they are using the same basic tax structure. So, if you call one a socialist, then the other is also a socialist. The difference is that Obama puts more emphasis on cutting a break for the little guy (who has gotten reamed for years under Reaganomics, while the government has made give-aways to the wealthy), and McCain puts more emphasis on a shift in wealth from the lower and middle class to the extremely wealthy (more of the same 'tinkle' down voodoo Reaganomics). So, McCain's plan actually leads the rich to become proportionally even more rich. You will find similar situations in many banana republics, in which a very small portion of the population control the vast majority of wealth, and there is a larger working underclass. McCain is taking us down that path.
The extremely disingenuous part of this debate is that Obama will not CONFISCATE the income of rich people. You'd think with all your jaw-flapping bleating that Obama was proposing a 100% tax rate for the rich. All he proposes is to roll the tax rates back to the pre-Bush deficit exploding tax cuts - i.e from 35 to 38 percent. Oh my - how will they ever survive? I don't recall you all bleating about socialism in 1992 when we had strong economic growth, Federal surpluses, and a rosy economic outlook under Clinton.
Furthermore, the real wealth transfer has been the market meltdown, which has wiped out the savings, retirement, and home equity, and proportionally affects the middle class more severely than the very wealthy.
McCain also proposes to tax health benefits. Obama proposes a system in which you can keep your existing health insurance and those who don't have any at least have a chance to get some. How evil. I guess Repugs want to see lower income Americans suffer - not realizing we all pay for it by having to subsidize the higher costs of emergency care and preventable illnesses. This is another attempt to maximize the difference between the haves and have nots, which is politically unstable in the long-run. Again, you're clearly a moron.
Any way you slice it [you moronic idiotic], the vast majority of people are far worse off under Bush and McCain.
If any of you care about national security, you should be worried about our economic weakness and skyrocketing Federal national debt and trade deficits. These make our country very vulnerable to growing economic power of China, which holds a large equity share in our country. So, Republicans are effectively selling our country to the only other potential superpower, just to make an extra buck over working Americans. Furthermore, you are transferring control of the means of production in our country to an unfriendly nation. Pretty shameful.
So, if any Kool-Aid drinking is to occur, it is you, Mr. Dunce, who should be imbibing. In the meantime, we will not be fooled by your lies and distortions. I hope the Socialist McCain will change his tune so. Otherwise, I fear he is going to lose this election. And I hope you've learned your lesson about name-calling, idiot.
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