Comments on: The Day After

By: Jonathan

Jonathan — Tue, 09 Dec 2008 23:57:38 +0000

Hey, man, this is some good stuff. I agree with you on most everything. I have just a few differences with, mostly minor. Anyway, I’m sad I’ll have to vote Democrat (by which I mean Republican, I can never tell the difference) in 2012. Until we reform laws so that 3rd, 4th, 5th parties can fund national campaigns, I have to go with the lesser of 2 evils. Anyway, keep it up, America needs more like you.

By: Bill D

Bill D — Sun, 09 Nov 2008 15:10:32 +0000

Since becoming interested in the various candidates running for office during this latest election cycle I ran across an online video by John Stossel “politically incorrect” ABC News ,(was here : but unfortunately it has been deleted from : http://www.vimeo.com/2052724 , but anyway Mr.Stossel pointed out exactly how inept our government leadership actually is.I tryed unsuccessfully to burn this video to a CD for viewing on a home CD player for my dear mother who is computer challenged .This got me to considering why the various “Independent” Orgs. couldn’t offer CDs with their various interviews and candidates.These CDs could be offered to interested voters for a minimum ? donation to whatever party they wanted information on.SInce I realize the fat lady has finished singing this election cycle for President,these men who have put forth time and effort still have words of iron which make a lot of sense to me.Now is the time to start preparing for 2012,I think. cheers

By: Bill D

Bill D — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 15:16:57 +0000

Fine business Rani,The whole idea to my way of thinking is to solicit other peoples opinions as no matter whether or not we agree on a specific idea,it is this dialog that will cause each of us to consider that just maybe,our ideas need to be evaluated and changed.I do hope that others will get involved on this and other forums and sooner or later we can come to a consensus of opinion to make changes that will be good for ALL Americans because no matter who sits on Pennsylvania avenue,they can NOT do anything alone.cheers

By: Rani

Rani — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 04:54:15 +0000

I agree with the most of it… here is my take…. we need to impress upon voters that all we are asking them to do is stand for their oppinion… they don’t have to take up arms… yet, they don’t have to worry about being killed in the line of duty…. yet, they don’t have to hand there 13 year old their musket loader…. yet, all they need to do right now is take a stand. I believe most Americans agree MORE with the Lib’s platform than any other… they just need to know we are out there and decide to stand together now to avoid an armed revolution.
Great article!

By: Bill D

Bill D — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 01:57:03 +0000

Hi Danny,Thanks for your input and Ron Paul certainly would be a good bet as several other candidates are but please correct me if I am wrong,No man is a good candidate until we can figure out how to get him/her ? elected.I am just one person who hopes that somewhere in this great country there is someone who holds some
good ideas on how we are to proceed to get this task accomplished.
Regards

By: Danny

Danny — Fri, 07 Nov 2008 01:19:05 +0000

Ron Paul’s the way to go.

By: Bill D

Bill D — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 02:20:05 +0000

Hello Stephen,I agree with you 100%.I do however think that a new plan is needed by ALL independent parties just to be allowed access to get their ideas and messages out to the American people.Just in the two short months I have been surveying the candidates.I’ve noticed that no matter how sound their ideas are they are simply ignored by the major media and it is only the mega money people who are allowed any air time at all so they are simply relegated to go begging on the internet and I think it is high time the independents fought back.I would suggest that ALL independent parties come together at their respective conventions and decide to change the question from the networks from “How much money do you have ? ” to “How much money are you networks prepared to lose” by NOT giving our candidate equal time.If after the Networks refuse,simply make a list of their commercial advertisers and have a staff letter sent to these advertisers who pay millions for these services and suggest they may want to receive a better rate because the rank and file party members intend to cancel their subscriptions.to the cable companies and the advertiser will NOT be getting their moneys worth.I realize of course that there will be a howl about loosing their cable services but this all depends on whether or not we are serious about getting some sanity back in Washington.I am prepared to bite the bullet and go back on regular TV with a converter box.We must stop supporting companies who do not support the American people.Please give this some consideration.Thanks