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So I clicked on Kentm's link and straight away I got a pop up question poll that would not let me continue unless I clicked a Yes or No answer .

Now it was just a small question, with out any details into the what the question was actually asking.

Stop the War on Workers
"Do you support workers rights?"

Now that's a loaded question.

Right to what, my pay, my position, people less capable than I making the same amount as I do? Then the answer is NO

Out sourcing work to other countries? Yes more so, I do support workers rights.

Sometimes it's not what you ask, it's how you ask it.

I guess it's just as well you didn't read the article. IT was a very cogent analysis of Biden's performance in the debate. One that a supposed ex-democrat such as yourself could appreciate (except we all know that's a lie - unless you just mean old school southern democrat).

Yeah you're an ex-democrat, who just happens to frame every issue through the lens of hatred for democrats, and especially Obama.

This is true, and very sad that Obama has to concern himself with this kind of thing.

Can President Obama simply repeat what Biden did to take on Mitt Romney more effectively in the next two debates? Yes and no.

The president should stick to the themes of responsibility to the middle class. But he cannot use his face and body language to contest Romney’s lies the way Biden did. Why? An unfortunate fact of our society is that angry African-Americans suffer much more scrutiny than senior citizen Joe Biden shouting “Malarkey!”

CS, you just click OFF the image. To the side of it. On the area of the page that's not the image.

Kids these days.

marcus says

The president should stick to the themes of responsibility to the middle class.

You mean fabricate themes of responsibility to the middle class?