Timothy R Miles
Cocoa , Florida

We need a Fouth Branch of Government, to give us level playing field from the
lobbist, in Washington...and to represent the people, I have all of the Details of how it should work...lobbist was not around when this countrys first laws were
written...its suppose to be a government of the people , by the people , for the people...to solve problems,

Regurds,
Timothy R Miles

Asking the filthy rich like Bush, Clinton, Romney, McCain and the rest of the bunch whether or not we are in a recession is a joke! These people like the filthy rich news anchors in the media can afford to laugh at Ron Paul and the average person when they mention how difficult it is to survive from paycheck to paycheck. Dr. Paul is not hurting but he sure knows how bad the economy is getting and he is the only person who knows how to fix it!

The current establishment is not solving problems (include the media) but they sure are taking a lot of food off the table of hungry Americans!

MCCAIN IS A FLIP-FLOPPER!

Also, this is yet another McCain flip-flop (see others – amnesty, Bush tax cuts, etc.). First he loved negative campaigning, then he was against it when Romney allegedly did it to him and now he's for it again now that he wants to do it. What a baby!

McAmnesty knows that accomplishing a handful of items, controversial at best, in 24 years is no match for all that Mitt accomplished in four short years in MA. So what does he do – turns to negative campaigning....even though he likes to say it doesnt' work. What a piece of work.

"Republican primary candidate Mitt Romney spoke today in Michigan, which will have its primary tomorrow. Romney, who was born in Michigan, was quoted on CBS radio today that he was gratified to see that most of the cars driven in Michigan are "made in the U.S." We in California, as well as others in many states, have a bone to pick with Mr. Romney.
Mr. Romney, we have a local automobile plant here in the San Francisco Bay area. It produces the Toyota Corolla compact car, the Toyota Tacoma pickup truck and the Pontiac Vibe station wagon. It also makes parts, and sells 60% of them to Toyota and the remaining 40% to GM. It employs 5500 local people, and its primary business is Toyota-branded automobiles.

Mr. Romney, you spoke today at the Detroit Economic Club and called for 20 Billion dollars of federal funds per year to go to U.S. automobile research – I.E. to be paid to the Detroit automakers.

Mr. Romney, currently the U.S. automakers haven't only lagged behind on technology to build gas-sipping low-pollution cars, they've thrown away what technology they had. Let's not forget that GM pioneered the practical consumer electric car, only to reposess and junk all of the units on the road once California was talked out of mandating higher pollution standards. Toyota went on to self-finance the development of "Hybrid Synergy Drive", the basis of the immensely popular Prius, the highest-MPG conventional automobile available in the U.S. today. Vehicle R&D is going to be a good investment for taxpayers only if it goes to automakers who are committed to use it. The so-called "U.S." automakers, who actually have no shortage of foreign-made parts in their vehicles, are still not up-to-speed on the technology, quality and economic practices of the Japanese. As customers we're not willing to tolerate that. We've voted with our dollars, Mr. Romney.
We here in California have a long memory, Mr. Romney. We used to have an excellent mass transit system in many of our cities. Between 1936 and 1950, National City Lines, a holding company sponsored and funded by General Motors, Firestone Tire, Standard Oil and Phillips Petroleum, bought out more than 100 mass transit systems in 45 cities including New York, Philadelphia, St. Louis, Salt Lake City, Tulsa, Berkeley, Oakland, and Los Angeles, only to dismantle those systems. Our societies would be in better shape, our air would be cleaner today, and perhaps global warming would be less of a problem if U.S. automotive companies had not used their cash to destroy our most critical infrastructure and permanently change the structure of American cities and suburbs.

So, drive your American Car back to Michigan, Mr. Romney. It's not wanted here."

Republican Lincoln did free the slaves, but at that time the Republican party was considered more liberal while the Democratic was more conservative (by the standards of the day). The switch occured with FDR. And both parties would have been completely different in Lincoln's time than they are today. So Lincoln's party doesn't really matter here.

P.S.: Romney's money was earned. McCain married his money after ditching his first wife!

Didn't we just go through this same thing in NH? Mitt's voice says "I approved this ad" attacking McCain on amnesty but in the debate, Mitt denied using the word – then flip-flopped, again, saying he didn't see that ad... Bud, you either approved it or you didn't! Can't always have it both ways!

Watch Mitt fold under pressure ... he's only genial when he's the designated "front-runner" Mark Twain said that liars have to have good memories! Mitt even remembers watching his Dad march with MLK – didn't happen but sounds good!

As for McCain – lessons learned in South Carolina from the 2000 election:

Which GOP candidate was a long time Episcopalian, but recently announced they were Baptist?

Which GOP candidate decided that his first wife (who waited for him while he was a POW) wasn't worth waiting for after she got into a bad traffic accident and married the daughter of a wealthy businessman instead?

Which GOP candidate votes more with the liberals on immigration, abortion and
his work with the Gang of 14, a group that sought to compromise with the Democrats in the Senate in order to get more moderate judges approved, was an unforgivable offense for conservatives concerned about the federal judiciary?

You're so smart! It's McCain!

McCain is more like a Rambo looking for a fight. I need a job not a fight.

The Hill-Billy's and Obama forgot to mention Republican Lincoln freed the slaves.

Come on, we can see right through you McCain!