Financial Shakeup this weekend

[nplenzick]

Wellardmac wrote:

Here's the point. Why should I HAVE to read the book?

He should be educating me about the substance behind his words via his website and his speeches - he has not done so.

I have gone out of my way to read his campaign materials and I have listened to his speeches and I have been thoroughly unimpressed by his depth/lack of substance. If I've made an effort to find out about him and failed to find depth, then what does that tell you about his communication efforts?

I presume by you saying you made every" effort to find out about him" that you checked his web site and clicked on issues.........you did do that didn't you?

If you did then I fail to understand why you and others on this board don't know what he stands for. It's pretty well laid out. It's a general outline on specific issues confronting us all. No candidate can be more specific at this date and time.

Sometimes its nice to read a book that someone has written, it gives you a little more insight and depth of that person.

I disagree with most on this board as I think the three persons running are by far the best in my lifetime.

And last but not least I can give credit to GWB for one thing. If he wasn't the biggest AHOLE that this country ever elected then I would still be a Republican instead of a Democrat. Now for the first time in my life I can go to a presidential primary and my vote will actually mean something