My friend (and former student) Nathan Rodriguez has a measured and well-written look at the VP debate over at the Talking Points Memo Cafe. Support another Kansan who is out there thinking and writing, won’t you?
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Meta
Mantra #1
We owe no allegiance to any government. They owe abject allegiance to us.
Mantra #2
Corporations are not human. Non-humans have no inalienable rights.
Mantra #3
Single-payer or bust!
Mantra #4
It is impossible to awaken someone who is pretending to sleep.
#1 by Shelly Walston on October 7, 2008 - 12:24 pm
What? Nothing about the fact that even after the Paulsen Plan passed, the markets are still in a HUGE crisis AND the Government is planning to use commerical papers to “help things out.” FRIGHTENING! I appreciate how they plan to use an “on your honor” system to pay off myriad bad practices in the financial system. Oxymoronic?
#2 by Patrick T. Lafferty on October 7, 2008 - 3:04 pm
There, is that better?
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