2008 : elections
semio-politics "American Book" I am in dialogue with myself... and not sure that I can be in any other dialogues -- that's much for my political involvement. [note for myself] ... instead of bibliography: The Obama Nation (Hardcover) by Dr Jerome R Corsi 1416598065 -- or even more dramatic: Obama - The Postmodern Coup: Making of a Manchurian Candidate by Webster Griffin Tarpley ... Should I unsubscribe from Amazon Nonfiction group (after being on for a day)? video collection for jumpsut.com ?
... polls for commander-in-chief [group] :
From Libertarians for Obama lis : RE: Good neighbor :
Agree.
August 31st, 2008 8:16 am
Amen. TV became entertainment long ago, TV-folks won't vote anyway. Media resents Obama because he doesn't need them. Let them run their sitcoms and sport. "Forth Power" -- not in the box for idiots. And that is also the change. — Anatoly, Alaska [ Obama Outwits the Bloviators » The disconnect between the reality of this campaign and how it is perceived and presented by the mainstream media is now a major part of the year’s story. ] NYT Frank Rich ... PoMo US
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"Summer Fool" -- book of fool [ru]
Jul 31, 2008 3:57 PM PDT amazon(!) post/reply : Yes, as a politician, who speaks better than Clinton, for one. Yes, if you mean "class" (act) in Marxist meaning -- and here comes the real change/challenge for Obama and America after he is in the White House. Maybe USA is ready for European socialism, maybe not. For good two decades we have America2.0 (After Reagan) -- and the "change," in many ways, actually took place already. We will be sorry with Obama or without -- global economic situation is CHANGED -- the question is not "who, but what" we will be voting for. Do I think that Obama is a better guy to lean how to act in "trouble times"? And who else? Last point -- Mister O. is "a class act" only because we used to have mediocrity as norm. There is a lot of resentment (including media) that he is not another "politician"... Anatoly Antohin facebook or/and myspace ... intrade.com
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10.13.02 -- last post I made at commander-in-chief & libertarians for obama : The lelections are over.
Now, the most interesting -- what President Obama could do.
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The previous notes:video-seconds:Real Choice -- or Change?
Another page to keep my poliyical notes (on Obama) in one place.
Big question I have -- Does the Democracy model work at all (today)?
"barack vs. obama" -- of course, my libertarian take on politics, maybe there is such conflict (as no visible inner conflict in GWB).
From Book of Fool,... ... where is Aristotle with his notes on US Politics?
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"... "Universal," "guaranteed" health care. "Free" college tuition. "Universal national service" (a la Havana). "Universal 401(k)s" (in which the government would match contributions made by "low- and moderate-income families"). "Free" job training (even for criminals). "Wage insurance" (to supplement dislocated union workers' old income levels). "Free" child care and "universal" preschool. More subsidized public housing. A fatter earned income tax credit for "working poor." A Global Poverty Act that amounts to a Marshall Plan for the Third World, first and foremost Africa.His new New Deal also guarantees a "living wage," with a $10 minimum wage indexed to inflation; and "fair trade" and "fair labor practices," with breaks for "patriot employers" who cow-tow to unions, and sticks for "nonpatriot" companies that don't. That's just for starters - first-term stuff. Obama doesn't stop with socialized health care. He wants to socialize your entire human resources department - from payrolls to pensions. His social-microengineering even extends to mandating all employers provide seven paid sick days per year to salary and hourly workers alike.You can see why Obama was ranked, hands-down, the most liberal member of the Senate by the National Journal. "
... no time to recflect point-by-point.
MAP for 11.4.08