Stein wrote on October 27, 2008 07:30 PM: I'll take Frankenstein over the marxist anyday.

teacher wrote on October 27, 2008 06:09 PM: Vote for Dr. Edward Goldman for School Board! He is the best candidate for the job.

patrick wrote on October 27, 2008 05:05 PM: Herb:

Sounds like your "beef" is with the conservative Elko Times.

As far as the "liberal congress" I would like to hear just a SINGLE example of legislation passed by the "liberal congress" without either the support majority of republicans in Congress or the signature of the republican president that had ANY detrimental impact on the economy.

Seems to me, that unless you can do this, whatever policies were put into place by the republicans would be responsible right?

And one more thing, save your time searching cause their just aint one, which brings us back to my last point; since it was the REPUBLCIANS policies that got us here, they are the ones to blame, and knowing how they LOVE to accpet personal responsiblity and all, I can't wait for JUST ONE of them to stand up and admit it...but I ain't holding my breath.

Herb wrote on October 27, 2008 04:28 PM: patrick, we haven't had 4 years of a right wing Frankenstein. Bush was a "compassionate conservative" who spent too much. If we had a real right winger in office who cut spending programs our economy would be in better shape. Also keep in mind we have had a liberal congress over the past two years and that's when things took a turn for the worse.

patrick wrote on October 27, 2008 03:26 PM: According to that staunch republican newspaper the Elko Times McCain has turned, in the last few weeks, into a "Right Wing Frankenstein".

This country can't stand another 4 years of a "Right wing Frankenstein"

Vote for a change.

patrick wrote on October 27, 2008 03:24 PM: The choice we face in the next election is an easy one: vote for a man who "supports bush MORE than 90% of the time", or vote for a man that didn't.

If you like where the country is today and where it is headed, your choice is clear; vote for McCain. He proudly proclaims that he supported bush MORE than 90% of the time.

If you don't like where the country is today and where it is headed, your choice is equally clear; vote for a man that DIDN'T support bush.

Its really just that easy.

Guilty Get Off wrote on October 27, 2008 03:23 PM: Go to MoveOn.org where someone cares about what you say

Growth and Prosperity, Not Barack-xist Redistribution wrote on October 27, 2008 03:21 PM: Properity and growth = No Obama


McCain Palin 2008

GUILTY wrote on October 27, 2008 03:20 PM: Didn't know republicans were a race, but republicans do tend to change the meanings of words to suit their purpose so, there you go.

McCain is a wonderful father wrote on October 27, 2008 02:44 PM: In a lot of ways Obama reminds me of that character "Eddie Haskill," who has become an personality icon for a certain behavior.

"YYYYYessss, Mrs Cleaver," then turns around and becomes who he really is.


Obama just isn't discriminating enough, in the company he keeps. His children don't know him, his daughter thought she was being precocious when she kept screaming "daddy where are you? daddy where are you?" at the DNC, I thought she nailed her relationship with him.

Let's give Barack an opportunity to bond with his family.

Vote for a man, who is one with his family, always has, always will be.

Vote McCain

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