Obama Confirms Conspiracy to Oust Ron Paul from Primary in 2012

Dees Illustration

Activist Post

Obama was secretly recorded during the 2012 election, saying that "the powers that be want it to be Romney...and it looks like that's what it's going to be."

Referring to how Ron Paul was obviously robbed in Maine, Obama says "Look what they did up in Maine...They wanted Paul out of the picture quickly, and we all know what happened there."

And to confirm that he's part of the "Powers That Be", he says "I can't say I blame them."

"Well, it's a moot point now anyhow. He's done," Obama said apparently referring to Ron Paul's hopes after the GOP engaged in outright fraud to ensure a victory for Romney.

7 Essential Questions You’ll Never Hear at the Debates

'American Ostrich' - Anthony Freda Art

Sean Kerrigan, Contributor

Sadly, you could also title this article “The Most Important Questions That Need to be Asked.” Today, our debates are merely a stage upon which candidates can exchange quips or attempt to act presidential. Most important issues are never discussed and those mentioned have little depth. 

Before we list some of the questions that should be asked, a brief history of national debates is required. When historians cite the classic debate style, they are usually referring to a series of US Senate debates between Abraham Lincoln and Stephen Douglas. In that case, each debate was typically three hours long, with the candidates delivering lengthy policy speeches. 

While three hours was the norm, in at least one instance in 1854, Lincoln and Douglas debated for a total of seven hours. Douglas went first, delivering a three-hour policy speech, followed by another three-hour speech by Lincoln. The debate concluded with a relatively brief one-hour rebut from Douglas. These debates were closely read throughout the nation and eventually lead to Lincoln’s nomination for President in 1860. 

How many among us can tolerate an hour-and-a-half debate between President Obama and Governor Romney?

Presidential Horserace is a Two-Party Con Job

PA Farruggio
Activist Post

I was literally born into the world of thoroughbred horseracing. My father, a NYC longshoreman, worked as a part time bookie on the docks. My maternal grandfather, another longshoreman, was his best customer. I would go with my dad on weekends to the racetrack, ever since the age of five. I was able to read the Morning Telegraph, forerunner to today’s Daily Racing Form, by the age of seven. If anyone knows racing it is yours truly.

When most Americans think of horseracing, they think of the preeminent race of all, the Kentucky Derby. Sorry folks, but there is one race that is even bigger and more celebrated than that one. We call it the Presidential Horserace. Funny how each time the pundits always say how “This is the most important election (race) in recent history!" To us who know better, it’s just another horserace.

Once again the money is flowing out of the pockets of the super rich for both of our two party con job. In 2008, Mr. Hope and change did better than ‘I don’t approve of torture but I approve of bombing Iran ‘McCain (remember his song ‘Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran'? ).