Why We Can't Believe In Change
Follow the money, and a potential Obama presidency looks more and more like just another case of "meet the new boss, same as the old boss."
Sure, the handcart may slow down a little on its journey, but it still appears headed inexorably down the same one-way track with the same invisible hand at the controls. And, for those who hunger for real "change we can believe in", that is scant motivation to get out the vote for the Democratic candidate this election cycle.
Sure, the handcart may slow down a little on its journey, but it still appears headed inexorably down the same one-way track with the same invisible hand at the controls. And, for those who hunger for real "change we can believe in", that is scant motivation to get out the vote for the Democratic candidate this election cycle.
Labels: 2008 US presidential election, Barack Obama, campaign finance, Wall Street
posted by Steve | 11:05 AM
2 Comments:
I'd have thought that in terms of getting people into voting booths, a quick look at the McCain/Palin combination should do the trick.
Indeed, McCain's choice of running mate has certainly energized the Democratic base as well as the Republican one!
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