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POPSGee, I wonder why How many times have we heard, in the past couple of months from Dems that drilling would have no effect on the price of oil? How many times have you heard the Right call BS. For all the crap Bush and Cheney get about being oilmen one would think that when it came to a crisis involving oil the left would actually listen to the oil men.
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POPSBush breaks from the past? 
On the domestic front, Bush broadly expanded federal spending on education, signed campaign finance reform and orchestrated a huge expansion of health-care entitlements with his prescription drug benefit. Whatever the merits of those policies, it’s unlikely historians will see them as a radical, right-wing break from the Clinton years. much as Obama’s own foreign policy advisors have for a while — that his foreign policy promises will not survive contact with post-election reality. Already, Obama is changing his tune from his old, irresponsibly heated rhetoric about “immediate” withdrawal to talking about the need for policies that would adapt to the improving conditions in Iraq. Given Obama’s ideological leanings and inexperience, there’s clearly plenty of potential for him to make costly mistakes. But odds are he, too, would come to realize that America needs to win the war on terror and succeed in Iraq. Hence the greatest irony. A successful Obama presidency would have the u
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POPSWill the carrot approach work? Nope. Wait and see. Just as Hamas started lobbing rockets a mere 5 days into the cease fire, you can be sure that North Korea will not fulfill their promises.
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POPStax cuts permanent The tax cuts have INCREASED the flow of tax $$ into the federal coffers. Tax increases can only do the same in the short term. Then the ill effects of increased taxes on the economy will kick in and the tax $$ flowing into the Feds will DECREASE. How many times does this have to be proven?!!!!
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