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At one to three trillion dollars, that's "Mr." Piss-Ass conflict to you. The entire national debt was only about five before Bush nearly doubled it. Hope you enjoy paying the exciting new tax increases that are going to be needed. Truly Bush the uniter has brought everyone together.

Then there's the fools at the National Science Academy, NASA, the IPCC and many others, but if you check the Farmer's Almanac... (More support for why the country is screwed.)

Yes, that's a fact. "for every dollar a Democratic President has raised the national debt in the past 25 years, Republican presidents have raised the debt by $2.53" You bet, we should finally be able to assess the great victory in Iraq by then.

Hey, don't blame us conservatives. A single look at the budget and a real conservative knows that he wants nothing to do with the Republican party. It's funny that the Democrats are more fiscally conservative than the Republicans, but there it is.

Now now, be fair. That was during the Iran/Iraq war and Iran shared some of the blame for that (I know, I know, Iran is above reproach when it's necessary for a Republican argument.) Plus that's when the Republicans were giving him money, guns, WMDs and support. Remember the picture of...

Is that right? What does this say, on his website under "Crime and Law Enforcement?" http://www.barackobama.com/issues/urbanpolicy/ No, they voted for the authorization to use force if there was a threat. But you're right in one sense, though, that they never should have voted for it as...

So she's not actually stupid, she's just acting stupid. Somehow I'm not reassured. Well that's philosophy, religion, or even social studies. But science class (up until now) has been entirely about science. On a scientific basis it is as bizarre as teaching children that flat screen...

It's an interesting statement: "I think there's a really good chance Sarah Palin could become president, and I think that's a really scary thing... I think the pick was made for political purposes... Do the actuary tables and there's a one out of three chance, if not more, that McCain doesn't...

I like that you perceive that Obama is the underdog, and I hope that many other people perceive the situation in the same way. The reality is that he's even or slightly ahead, but it's more beneficial for the Democrats if he's perceived as being under attack, and at risk of losing. Not...

I vote for McCain and get a cougar?

There seems to be a lot of things you don't seem to know about. Tell me, have you even been to his website? He's not high, just drunk. As I've written before, after the debt and the failed war and the general failure of the Republicans to lead, if a ham sandwich were able to run against...

Guess we have to ignore the hundreds of thousands of brown-skinned Iraqi dead for this Republican comparative morality. Only about 5000 dead from pre-1992 mass graves in Iraq have been found, so Saddam was better than Chicago. And yet we invaded anyway.

So this is some sort of "comparative morality." Something is moral because something else is immoral. This is the pathology of modern Republicanism. It wasn't always like this.

Neither of them even appears on the same graph of craziness as Ron Paul. Apart from ranting that he's going to get rid of the Federal Reserve, the IRS, the income tax (all of which would slam the country right into bankruptcy), he's also on record saying things like "The notion of a rigid...

I love Ron Paul, he puts the "crazy" in "Holy fuck he's batshit crazy!"

What does this mean? That because Republicans have trademarked the term "morality" that we should ignore their candidate's divorce, marriage to a model who became a drug addict, and left children behind? In my opinion, all the Republicans have left is words.

And I'm pointing out that the founding fathers explicitly addressed this argument and found a flat tax lacking and they considered it unfair. Personally I oppose a flat tax because it's wildly fiscally unsound. But I find it interesting that the founding fathers rejected it in favor of a...

I agree with that. Republicans do not have a good reputation internationally. Tom Davis (R) said it best "the Republican brand is in the trash can...if we were dog food, they would take us off the shelf." Not if the debt was doubled again under the next Republican. Further dollar...

The polls look about equal to me. Okay, Obama may be a bit ahead, as he has been all the way along.

I'm not sure how meaningful that is.