Latest Poll (Quinnipiac) On Snowden And Anti-Terroism Policies:

[WillyT]

[Catherina]

1. It's pretty bad when you can't even get the rightwingers to go along. Rec'd n/t

[WillyT]

2. Yep...

Or when Democrats are more conservative than Republicans.

[allin99]

9. They're just partisan, it's a group that are for......

the for party first, issues later, esp. in vaguer areas. They're not the conservative dems that are notable in that poll b/c the conservative dems were always the ones who were pro extended surveillance, it's the 30% switching from against it to for it when Obama is in office. That crowd will switch to whatever his position is on certain issues, usually the ones that are a little more vague.

[Quantess]

3. But what about when W was in office?

Then it was the other way around, with repukes being okay with whatever the giggling psychopath did, and Dems being outraged.

[Douglas Carpenter]

4. that sort of suggest that putting party ahead of principle is not exclusively a Republican trait

[WillyT]

5. :)

[allin99]

10. Hyper partisan non-critical thinkers. Plenty of them in every party.

[Douglas Carpenter]

11. knr

[sabrina 1]

13. The trend didn't change until 2010.

Since then there have been more revelations of how far this has gone. Republicans are learning that blind partisanship can be a danger to their own interests. Let's hope everyone learns it before it is too late.

[denverbill]

6. I find it interesting the Repukes think Snowden is a whistleblower.

Especially when they follow up by saying Obama's anti-terrorism policies 'don't go far enough'.

[Maximumnegro]

7. Yawn

[WillyT]

8. WAKE THE FUCK UP !!!

[Quantess]

12. Anyway...Where is David Snowden?

Not a sign of him.

[WillyT]

14. Morning Kick !!!