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In reply to the discussion: Democratic establishment unmasked: prime defenders of NSA bulk spying [View all]Catherina
(35,568 posts)17. The love of representatives of the 1%, allied with Bush lizards like Bachmann, is disturbing n/t
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Democratic establishment unmasked: prime defenders of NSA bulk spying [View all]
Catherina
Jul 2013
OP
There are good reasons not to like the article --- having NOTHING to do with the NSA
karynnj
Jul 2013
#6
That does NOT change the part I referred to -- at the very start of the article.
karynnj
Jul 2013
#33
Yes I do - and my comment was not one. It addressed a statement that GG put up front
karynnj
Jul 2013
#84
Greenwald isnt the only person saying this. And yes the Republicans fight like hell against
rhett o rick
Jul 2013
#26
Of course the Republicans give a lot of lip service to objecting to every thing Obama
rhett o rick
Jul 2013
#81
The Republicans have tried as hard as they could to stop almost everything he has done
karynnj
Jul 2013
#87
I am not falling for the "his hands are tied" excuse. He runs the Executive Branch which could be
rhett o rick
Jul 2013
#92
The problem isn't that Republicans are for those things. They always have been.
BlueStreak
Jul 2013
#90
That's great. I'm here to support the Wyden-Conyers-Sanders-Amash-Conyers football team, not them.
Catherina
Jul 2013
#10
" just change their uniforms and come back to cheer for the next corporate sponsor. "
bvar22
Jul 2013
#116
Yes I can see how challenging it might be. Life would be so much better if we didnt have these
rhett o rick
Jul 2013
#29
In NJ, the two Repubs who did not support the President were Scott Garrett and Chris Smith
FarCenter
Jul 2013
#49
Take it easy. The book is available for free and the link is in the Socialist Progressives group.
Fantastic Anarchist
Jul 2013
#137
Absolutely! I would never try to dissuade anyone from tilting at worthy windmills.
Egalitarian Thug
Jul 2013
#152
I hope so because we "don't have a functioning democracy at this current time"
Catherina
Jul 2013
#12
Here are some other notable individuals who have worked with the Cato Institute:
Maedhros
Jul 2013
#82
yep, the primary reason the apologists are all wet about BHO's responsibility for and ownership
stupidicus
Jul 2013
#11
The love of representatives of the 1%, allied with Bush lizards like Bachmann, is disturbing n/t
Catherina
Jul 2013
#17
Not just the Obama Admin, but almost half of the Democratic members of the House! :(
reformist2
Jul 2013
#13
"you are judged not only by your actions, but by the company you keep, and the values you espouse"
bahrbearian
Jul 2013
#37
It's the Bachmann Democrats who are out of step not only with the party's liberal tradition
Douglas Carpenter
Jul 2013
#122
I'll remember these Democrats for not kowtowing to an enemy of the state.
AllINeedIsCoffee
Jul 2013
#44
So what do you think about the voting down of something we Democrats have worked for ten
sabrina 1
Jul 2013
#61
Bi-partisanship at its most revealing. Peter King and Obama. Bachmann and Pelosi.
Tierra_y_Libertad
Jul 2013
#59
Violating the Constitution is about the only bi-partisan consensus ...
Fantastic Anarchist
Jul 2013
#60
This is like the Vietnam War era. That split the Democratic Party down the middle, too.
leveymg
Jul 2013
#78
Shouldn't be long now. This one is getting out of the establishments control. "By way of deception,
Purveyor
Jul 2013
#143
Which 17 Democrats Voted Against the PATRIOT Act in 2011 But Voted with the NSA Yesterday?
ProSense
Jul 2013
#88
The really surprising one was Sheila Jackson-Lee, unles you know she's on the Homeland Security Sub-
leveymg
Jul 2013
#144
"The Obama administration made common cause with the House Republican leadership"
FiveGoodMen
Jul 2013
#101
As have several people here. Such fine company to bask in. War criminals, murderers, thieves
Catherina
Jul 2013
#103
Me too. Pelosi is already laying the groundwork for that. All we can do is stay very alert.
Catherina
Jul 2013
#128
But wait ... isn't the NSA scandal a 'debunked' Republican conspiracy just like
DirkGently
Jul 2013
#146
Just so you understand Bachman defends NSA spying. It's not a "GOP scandal."
DirkGently
Jul 2013
#170
Inversely, her disagreeing with something does not make one agree with it to be a Democrat.
Fearless
Jul 2013
#162