Barack, if you really want to change things for the better, talk to Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich, and Ron Paul (president, conspiracy)

[carnival survivor]

and you wonder why our international friends think Americans are all idiots- because you follow these three lunatics

[Tank1906]

Obama is disciplined not insane

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by grannynancy

And don't forget Ralph Nader

There are a lot of smarts and good ideas in that group.

And the Libertarians, just not Bob Barr. His days are hopefully done within that party.

[camping!]

Originally Posted by freefall

I can't think of any other Repubs worth talking to

Thats odd, considering Ron Paul is technically a repub --- and certainly would be closer to republican ideology then democratic at least fiscally.

[fasterserv]

Paul knows more about Constitutional government than the rest of the socialist swine from both parties. The fact that he's been soundly rejected by both parties speaks more to his integrity, honesty, and dedication to Constitutional policy, none of which the Repubs or Dems possess.

Originally Posted by Upton

Why should he talk to Ron Paul? Paul lives in the 1850s and has been soundly rejected by both parties.

[paperhouse]

Originally Posted by camping!

Thats odd, considering Ron Paul is technically a repub --- and certainly would be closer to republican ideology then democratic at least fiscally.

He's also advocated listening to what our enemies have to say.

[KRAMERCAT]

Originally Posted by carnival survivor

and you wonder why our international friends think Americans are all idiots- because you follow these three lunatics

Actually they rightly think that Americans are idiots because they voted in Dumbass Bushie for 2 terms.

[lovesroses]

Kucinich? Years ago when he was major of Cleveland, he was referred to as Dennis the Menace.

[sickofnyc]

Originally Posted by freefall

Barack, if you really want to change things for the better, talk to Mike Gravel, Dennis Kucinich, and Ron Paul

I agree. I was hoping that Kucinich would be offered a cabinet position.

[KRAMERCAT]

Originally Posted by sickofnyc

I agree. I was hoping that Kucinich would be offered a cabinet position.

Kucinich has great ideas for improving the lot of the middle class, and he isn't afraid to take on the 'establishment' stick-in-the-muds, like Nancy Pelosi, and went after Bush's impeachment. Gravel has brilliant ideas for Americans to reclaim the 'power' in America and write their own laws. Paul has more expertise on the economy than probably anyone else. The good thing about this new administration is that Obama will seek out the most qualified candidates for these strategic positions, not just load them up with political sychophants like Bush did.