Vote Khazei

By , December 7, 2009 10:46 pm

Fun clip of Khazei on the Colbert Report. I think Khazei is the guy that has the potential to be a great senator.


5 Responses to “Vote Khazei”

  1. S Bradley says:

    Bumpkin, I like this guy. I generally lean right but for some reason, I like this guy. Hope he win’s. I will vote for him today

    On a similar note, to do as he says in the Colbet piece, you can volunteer here. http://www.homesforourtroops.org/site/PageServer?pagename=MichaelDowning

  2. Stephen McKinnon says:

    Bumpkin, Bumpkin, Bumpkin
    Come in from the darkside to the light!
    We understand your need for a security blanket and will walk the wall so you will be safe.

    Come in my son, come in from the darkside…..

    Steve

  3. bumpkin says:

    Just so we’re clear on “the light” … is it claiming to be in favor of small government and fiscal responsibility while at the same time expanding government to unprecedented levels, erasing the surplus of the previous admin, and cranking up the biggest deficits of all time?

    Is that “the light” ?

  4. Stephen McKinnon says:

    @bumpkin
    No the light is the peeps that do not ask for a one and a half TRILLION dollar debt cap extension.
    Even W wasn’t that greedy

    PS how are all those newly created “jobs” doing you?

    PPS as far as I am concerned if a company is managed so poorly they are going bankrupt then go bankrupt. It was their agreement with unions (in the auto industry) and the sub prime mess was a government issue that should have cost a lot of people their jobs.

    JMOIMBAW Steve

  5. bumpkin says:

    I was against the Bush bailout/stimulus and the Obama one.

    IMO, the economy was due for a major correction – that is only about halfway to were it should be in terms of how much people are saving, how much a home costs.

    The old way was to save for the future, eat a lot of locally produced food, and be able to afford a home on a single salary. The current way is to prop up a faulty system with unsustainable levels of consumer spending at the expense of personal savings, real growth and investment, and long term financial planning.

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