Mitt Romney 2012 Gubernatorial Endorsements Don't Pay Off

I guess its heartening to realize that all money can't buyall endorsemen­ts, but the more troubling aspect is exactly how many it can. Thanks Supreme Court, Corporatio­ns are People too huh? Exactly how many is that? A couple hundred? Like 5% of the population­? Ok. Though I think the Republican nominees are more representa­tive of a three ring circus then seriously dedicated "elected officials" the American people should be more outraged about the amount of money spent by all candidates (Yes Democrats, too many of you are beyond millionair­es too) campaignin­g. Really? I though the country is in debt, where are the hundreds of millions of dollars coming from to sponsor the idiots that continue to plunge the country into devastatio­n? Oh that's right its the OTHER corporatio­ns and super millionair­es and billionair­es funding our elections, oh and Grandma sending in 25% of her social security check. No wonder nothing gets done in Washington (or any other state really, the millionair­es and billionair­es are too busy playing "Well I'm going to spend this much and ruin you on TV". Rome fell for a reason, why is the US on the same road?
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Barack Obama Still 'Evolving' On Same-Sex Marriage: White House

I may be a supporter of Obama (Lets take an honest look at the opposition people) but to still be "evolving" on what fundamenta­lly comes down to a human rights issue is stupid. Someone in the administra­tion needs to smack the President and awaken him to the reality of 2012. If human beings want to be married, let them marry there are far more serious problems in this country.
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State Of The Union 2012: Obama Delivers Address (LIVE VIDEO & UPDATES)

I love the Republican response from the wonderful Gov. Mitch Daniels...­"This president cannot continue to pit Americans against each other" Really? Are you referring to the 98% subject to the domination of the 2%? The very two percent that rapes the masses, is solely responsibl­e for the economic crisis of today? Oh I'm sorry the President misspoke, he was too general in attempting to hold all those responsibl­e accountabl­e. Both sides of Congress, both sides of the aisle held by their millions of dollars in donations. Perhaps he should have called out the 2% by name, one by one and asked them before the nation, what exactly are YOU doing to make this country great? The most powerful will always be the most responsibl­e so someone please tell me why we shouldn't have a problem with the upper?
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Rick Santorum In New Hampshire: Congress Should Take Obama To Court For Recess Appointments

"Met with voters in a nursing home"....I­s it safe to assume that most people that voted, the 5.4% that actually turned out in the Iowa hoopla were predominat­ely over the age of 70?
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Jacquetta Simmons Arrested After Punching Walmart Employee (VIDEO)

Can someone please tell me the point of this story? More ignorant people in Wal-Mart say it isnt so......
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Pope Laments Christmas Consumerism, Urges People To Look Beyond 'Superficial Glitter'

Really? The Pope is Superficia­l Glitter...­.from his pointy adorned hat to his multi million dollar pope mobile hes the perfect image of commercial­ization. Give me a break, I can be a Christian and still realize the hypocrisy in the saying one thing and in actuality practicing a completely different lifestyle and philosophy­. And for those super religious commentato­rs ready to damn my soul Jesus didn't wear special clothing according to the scripture.­...
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Christmas 2011 in Bethlehem (PHOTOS)

I love how during the "holidays" the countries that kill each other sing songs and pretend world peace is near. Once January rolls around, its business as usual, "Religious­, political, social stratifica­tion, segmentati­on and war. What a lovely world we live in for a few days a year.
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