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Since the New Deal, Republicans have been on the wrong side of every issue of concern
to ordinary Americans; Social Security, the war in Vietnam, equal rights,
civil liberties, church- state separation, consumer issues, public education, reproductive
freedom, national health care, labor issues, gun policy, campaign-finance
reform, the environment and tax fairness. No political party could remain so consistently wrong by accident. The only rational conclusion is that, despite their cynical "family values" propaganda, the Republican Party is a criminal conspiracy to betray the interests of the American people in favor of plutocratic and corporate interests, and absolutist religious groups. |
Why? Because they're evil GOP bastards! |
Exposing the ugly truth about the Republican Party's diabolical plot to replace constitutional democracy with an oligarchic fascist theocracy... It's the only rational explanation! |
Why does the Republican Party zealously pursue policies so obviously counter to the
best interests of ordinary Americans? It can only be because they're... |
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Like we did with Kerry's war record, we must turn Obama's greatest strength - his
popularity - into a negative. Making McCain's unpopularity into a positive will
be more difficult. |
Hall of Shame August '08 Evil GOP Bastard of the Month |
Sleaziest Scumbag to Ever Infest US Senate & John McCain's Senior Economic Advisor
Phil Gramm |
Phil Gramm is a master of Reaganomics. So much so, that John McCain considers the
former Texas senator an "economic genius." Maybe that's because Gramm entered
Congress as a college professor and retired as a multi-millionaire. Or maybe McCain
admires Gramm's successful de-regulation of the mortgage and energy markets,
which brought us the subprime and Enron (on whose board of directors his wife,
Wendy, was a member) debacles. In July, Gramm revealed too much about GOP ideology -- perhaps because he was speaking to the GOP-friendly, Rev. Moon-owned Washington Times -- and created a controversy by calling victims of the "mental" recession "whiners." After originally defending Gramm's comments, the McCain campaign finally threw him under the Straight Talk Express. Despite that, George Will, was still eager to defend the indefensible. MORE |
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