re: #703 drcordell

re: #698 valdez

Do you believe that every enemy of your own enemy is your friend? It is possible to not like Obama, but at the same time not wish to associate yourself with Beck’s paranoid racism, Palin’s idiocy or teabaggers lunacy.

I think the problem is that people tend to put people in either the Ally or Enemy Camp without giving thought to what they are saying and what their issues are. That’s a liberal strategy, why are we using it? If Beck aggrevates you, but you agree to some of his tenets (i.e. small govt, reduced taxes, etc.), why alienate him and his supporters? Wouldn’t it be better to get everyone who agrees to these things together to institute the change we want? If the answer is that you are worried that when the music stops and all the Beck people have the chairs, then you are saying your way or the highway and that benefits no one.