Guys...Guys....Hilliary & Obama are the SAME thing!

[debbierlus]

Hilliary's health plan is actually a little more progressive.

[xultar]

1. LOGIC...They are both two peas in the same pod.

[swag]

2. The same thing as McCain?

[patrice]

3. Absolutely correct. They are The Money Machine covering its bets on both ends

of the main issue spectrum: Hillary/IWR yes = pro-War voters and Obama = anti-this-War voters.

[OHdem10]

4. No they are not the same--there are similarities

MCain is a Republican Conservative.

[Yael]

8. LOL!

[Mojambo]

5. I consider them quite similar.

Hillary has more experience, and by virtue the corporations have deeper hooks into her.

Obama is fresher with less experience, hence not as much time to be warped by the system. Although he is entirely naive enough to catch up in this regard quite quickly if he wins.

Neither one will make the necessary stand against the real enemy, rampant corporate power and influence.

[budkin]

6. Agreed

Save the venom for the Repugs!!!

[madrchsod]

7. no...

they are not "the same thing"

[Yael]

9. But they get their talking points from the same place

[AmBlue]

10. BINGO!!! Only Edwards....

is not taking money from the corporatocracy.

[Naturyl]

11. Yes, there isn't much significant difference between them.

And neither one of them will do very much to bring the kind of fundamental change America needs, despite their rhetoric. Both are big-money establishment candidates with deep corporate ties.

Even so, if one of them is the nominee, I will vote for them. I won't be overly excited about it and I won't expect much, but it's certainly better than ending up with a Republican.

[ellisonz]

12. What I like is that you can't spell Hillary correctly.

:rofl:

[951-Riverside]

13. Thanks I'm switching parties and voting for Insane Mccain

:thumbsup:

[RedCappedBandit]

14. Which is why neither is my top candidate. nt

[sandnsea]

15. No mandates Vote For Obama

If they're the same thing and all.

:eyes:

[OKNancy]

16. About her health plan

If people would actually go read it at her website, I think you would see
that it really is the best one. The really poor will still get basically free
insurance, and the working poor will get very cheap insurance. Where it is really
good is that small business will be subsidized to a point that it can be
a feasible option. Also for a really tiny business it will not be mandatory.
By tiny I mean like the little old lady who sells soap and trinkets at the craftfair.

And the best part is the uninsured ( or anyone for that matter) can opt for the "government insurance" which is going to be the launching pad, in MY OPINION, for true universal
heath care. It's the slippery slope that so many on the right are afraid of.... but don't tell
anyone, OK? LOL

[YOY]

17. Actually the best one would be no insurance and getting the parasites out of our healthcare

It seems to work for the rest of the world.

[SammyWinstonJack]

19. The parasite aren't going away anytime soon, if ever. I have no faith that we ever be rid of them.

[YOY]

21. Especially if we continaully consider the DLC candidates to be favs

They will go away one day. We will smarten up and all the money they have won't save them. If you can't export it and it's not a government service it's a parasite industry.

[PVnRT]

18. Yes, they are the same. They're both Democratic candidates for President.

[DemCam]

23. I think you've nailed it.

[Blarch]

20. They are not the same.

Hillary is like Buster Douglas, and Obama is like Mike Tyson. :crazy:

[Marie26]

22. Yep!

They've both raised insane amounts of money from corporate donors - and Big Money doesn't support progressive candidates. Look at Kucinich. I don't how the Hillary=corpratist, Obama=populist meme got started, but IMO it has little basis in reality.