You know what I think is really fuckin' dumb?

[and-justice-for-all]

DEMS that launch attack ads/websites about others in their own party. D-U-M-B.

I can rethugs slingin' the shit at each other, but DEMS need to be the better party and refran from these childish behavior. I'm not sayin' they need to be holding hands, but a civil debate with out all the dumbfuckerary from the DEM candidates would be good.

What DEMS need to be doing is kicking down their real opponets, rather then kicking each other in the knees.

It really pisses me off to see DEMS blacking each other eyes, it is kind of like they are on Big Brother, Survior or some other lame ass reality show.

[Perry Logan]

1. Nothing is worse than the people who say they won't vote for Hillary if she gets nominated.

[Richard Steele]

2. Thanks for your input, Perry Lieberman. Just as RELEVANT as always. nm

[HughBeaumont]

3. If you're fishing for dumb things . . .

. . . try Democrats, or people calling themselves that, that unapologetically -

* Believed what's destined to be (IMO, already IS) the worst president this country has ever had regarding his fraudulent evidence for war when lives were on the line.

* voted for Kyl/Lieberman. Unconscionable no matter how it gets spun.

* support free trade, job offshoring and doing business with Indian outsourcing companies. Repair this country first before lifting another country's middle class at our expense.

* support continuation of the STILL-Big-Insurance-controlled Health Care debacle that's blighting this country and whose profit-driven denials were possibly responsible for taking the life of a young woman in need of a transplant last night.

* believe national security is more important than civil rights.

Can you guess which candidate has all five red flags?

Maybe there wouldn't BE so much in-fighting if there were more prominent Democrats that remembered WHY our party is here: to help the needs of the people, not the needs of the corporations and the wealthy. The wealthy and their corporations aren't in need. They had their gravy train under the Failure Fuhrer.

I don't want "Business as Usual". I don't WANT someone who's going to divide our party. I want a uniter and someone who will make real change, not the illusion of change while capitulating to corporate "needs" while we get crumbs.

All I'm saying: Is it really worth the risk to our chances and the future of this country to put it in the hands of the wrong person for the job?