'sight' in this case, Manny;not 'site'. (Reply #65)

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65. 'sight' in this case, Manny;not 'site'.

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103 replies	Author	Time	Post
America Is Becoming a Bit More Liberal. That's Pretty Unusual Six Years Into a Democratic Presidency [View all]	babylonsister	May 2014	OP
Obama will be remembered as a great president	RainDog	May 2014	#1
Yes he will and despite all the attempts by the GOP, he will leave office scandal free.	Rex	May 2014	#2
Are Medicare and Medicaid chopped liver?	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#4
which has nothing to do with what I said	RainDog	May 2014	#5
"But Obama has the legacy of health care legislation..."	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#8
ohhhkeee	RainDog	May 2014	#15
Nice.	NealK	May 2014	#43
LOL	RainDog	May 2014	#49
Post removed	Post removed	May 2014	#50
Ouch, being proved wrong must really sting.	Scuba	Jun 2014	#99
LOL	RainDog	Jun 2014	#100
Well, for what it's worth, I appreciate your advocacy.	Scuba	Jun 2014	#101
Thanks	RainDog	Jun 2014	#102
Good points. LBJ gets the credit for Medicare.	JDPriestly	May 2014	#28
+1 n/t	NealK	May 2014	#42
+1 n/t	NealK	May 2014	#44
Nope. SCHIP = 7.5 million. ACA + SCHIP expansion = 13 million.	joshcryer	May 2014	#48
You're right that ACA has added more insureds than SCHIP	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#53
But corporate Obama could've vetoed it.	joshcryer	May 2014	#82
I suppose that he could be even further to the right than many Congressional Republicans	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#88
I knew the Long family many years ago.	IrishAyes	May 2014	#63
How much are you willing to risk on that? Rent's due....	IrishAyes	May 2014	#61
Wish I'd thought of that.	IrishAyes	May 2014	#60
What?	frazzled	May 2014	#36
I agree.	Warren DeMontague	May 2014	#18
Yeah, he'll be remembered as a true statesman.	joshcryer	May 2014	#31
Ouch!	NealK	May 2014	#45
Well said... well said.	IrishAyes	May 2014	#59
Comparing Medicare, Medicaid, the Civil Rights Act, and the Voting Rights Act to Heritage Care	Doctor_J	May 2014	#72
+1 - his presidency has been transformative	Politicub	Jun 2014	#94
I totally agree!	cilla4progress	Jun 2014	#96
But not so unusual 7 years into a depression for the 99%	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#3
It's such a shame the Republican-controlled House	RainDog	May 2014	#6
I didn't write that it was Obama's fault, did I?	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#9
ohhhhkee	RainDog	May 2014	#11
so is, there is nothing he can do	Doctor_J	May 2014	#10
we're all entitled to our opinions	RainDog	May 2014	#12
You are correct. He wagged his bank youknowhat, and saved us all from utter ruin.	jtuck004	May 2014	#76
I suppose we'll see about that cold war	RainDog	May 2014	#79
That whole shakin' thing seems to be a preoccupation among the leaders these days. While the earth	jtuck004	May 2014	#83
Shakin'?	RainDog	May 2014	#84
Ha. That was fun. <G>. "apocalyptic scenarios". I have had the same. But over time as I read	jtuck004	May 2014	#85
The French Revolution was started by the middle/upper classes	RainDog	May 2014	#86
Imho, without the Sans Culottes that whole discussion would have been moot.	jtuck004	Jun 2014	#92
well...	RainDog	Jun 2014	#93
Didn't say the peasants won, said it would have been a shootout at the OK country club	jtuck004	Jun 2014	#98
It's like Obama is the only one in DC that is not a hysterical fool. nt	bemildred	May 2014	#7
Wait, shouldn't America become more liberal economically?	joshcryer	May 2014	#32
'sight' in this case, Manny;not 'site'.	IrishAyes	May 2014	#65
My bad.	MannyGoldstein	May 2014	#67
I never done made no such thing before myself.	IrishAyes	Jun 2014	#89
The continued growth in inequality, plus all of the corporate-friendly legislation, helps alot	Doctor_J	May 2014	#70
"Normally, the country gets steadily more liberal during Republican presidencies..."	woo me with science	May 2014	#13
"In terms of policy, Obama's has been a Republican presidency"	Cali_Democrat	May 2014	#22
Because they're only paying attention to the surface?	Armstead	May 2014	#40
Liberals are dumb and easily fooled by words. Gotcha.	Ikonoklast	May 2014	#54
NO that's not what I said	Armstead	May 2014	#55
Bingo.	truebluegreen	May 2014	#26
I'm convinced the Internet is having a growing influence on this dynamic.	Uncle Joe	May 2014	#14
Which is why (along with profit) it's being handed to corporate ownership as we speak.	woo me with science	May 2014	#33
People dump on Facebook, but I believe it has been instrumental in spreading a lot of good messages.	Arugula Latte	May 2014	#68
Thanks Obama!	Cha	May 2014	#16
Yes!	Kath1	May 2014	#30
Oy! All the rw talking points sure make their way into people's heads who are	Cha	May 2014	#34
It is a shame and most of those people are elderly.	Kath1	May 2014	#37
Thank you for passing on the encouragment, Kath!	Cha	May 2014	#38
Pass it on!	Kath1	May 2014	#39
Great subthread, thanks guys.	freshwest	May 2014	#78
Agreed - love the sub-thread	cilla4progress	Jun 2014	#97
It's a good thing alone not to have conservative backlash	treestar	May 2014	#17
and will have great repercussions for the supreme Court.	FSogol	May 2014	#20
Yeah, maybe they've seen what the "conservatives" are up to .. and they want Nothing to do with	Cha	May 2014	#35
K&R! nt	sheshe2	May 2014	#19
I hope it continues to go more liberal.	Jamastiene	May 2014	#21
Dont forget Clintons nonsense	Armstead	May 2014	#41
I baking powder?	NealK	May 2014	#47
The statement thst it was Bush who caused all the damage	Armstead	May 2014	#52
Most of the so called conservative/republiCONS...	butterfly77	May 2014	#23
How true.	Louisiana1976	May 2014	#77
Was just about to dupe you again, babylonsister!	Hissyspit	May 2014	#24
We have a centrist presidency, reactionary house, and centrist senate. nt	valerief	May 2014	#25
K & R	Iliyah	May 2014	#27
IMO that is good news - they are beginning to understand that we have no place else to go at this	jwirr	May 2014	#29
Not real sure if it's getting more liberal or if the GOP is just more unpopular	davidn3600	May 2014	#46
Bingo. Citizens United blew up in their faces.	McCamy Taylor	May 2014	#51
But the Keystone Kops are getting their way and their backers are winning	Armstead	May 2014	#56
The Keystone Cops--by definition---never get their way.	McCamy Taylor	May 2014	#73
Really? Are they losing a lot of elections I am not hearing about?	Doctor_J	May 2014	#66
Maybe because what we have is NOT a Democratic presidency? n/t	PowerToThePeople	May 2014	#57
well perhaps there's something to thank our	azurnoir	May 2014	#58
I was thinking the same thing actually.	cstanleytech	May 2014	#62
Not to mention the overwhelming disgust	RainDog	May 2014	#80
It's been a conservative 6 years, so there is some natural pushback	Doctor_J	May 2014	#64
Sorry, that narrative is less compelling than ...	1StrongBlackMan	May 2014	#69
So the DC Dems will seize on this wonderful news and shift to a full-throated populist campaign	Doctor_J	May 2014	#71
Rephrase that: the Dems will mobilize the base to get out the vote.	McCamy Taylor	May 2014	#74
The people are getting more liberal. They will not come out vote for TPP, KXL, for-profit schools,	Doctor_J	May 2014	#75
GOTV! It's just getting started for the dems	Politicub	Jun 2014	#95
Not sure	Flatpicker	May 2014	#81
Younger people aren't into saving the Great White Males.	Spitfire of ATJ	May 2014	#87
Finally. A Gallop Poll that I can appreciate.	ancianita	Jun 2014	#90
Not unbelievable at all when you realize Obama is a center right president. n/t	Dawgs	Jun 2014	#91
The right wing MEDIA is the reason the masses don't recognize what they LIKE	loudsue	Jun 2014	#103

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