In Obama's own words.
Why vote for him over Hillary.
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Thanks for posting the video.

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Right now America spends $700 billion every year on foreign oil. That's our money going overseas when it could be staying here. We have to stop this.
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If a certain course of action makes the mouth-breathers furious, then that’s a good policy. – The Practical Environmentalist

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Nice pictures. I am writing in Nader. Because the three support the party line.
Which if one reads David Cay Johnston's book FREE LUNCH on "the Reagen years" when Regan asked are you better off than 4 years ago. The voters responded no! And voted for Regan and without knowing it the GOP to boot. The DNC not wanting to be left out has gained to much power like the GOP.

And sense then many policies have been (behind our backs) have been passed that support Big Business and the elite while dooming the small businesses and the middle class. Fact one need to be aware of. Because of the Fair quote I can only use 300 or less words from the book. So I suggest one buy it. Read the few words that support the book. Then at the bottom is Amazon.com

The Cost of a Free Lunch: Reason Magazine - The Cost of a Free Lunch
Much more at the site.

New York Times reporter David Cay Johnston surveys a world of government interference in the market to privilege the privileged.

Brian Doherty | December 28, 2007

David Cay Johnston is a Pulitzer-winning New York Times reporter. His latest book, just out this week, is called Free Lunch: How The Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves At Government Expense (and Stick you With the Bill). It’s valuable from a small government perspective because of its detailed stories of government attempts to manipulate or adjust the market, leading—predictably, a libertarian might say—to benefits for the well-off and well-connected rather than the disadvantaged or the masses.
Free Lunch is full of sharp, heavily reported takedowns on eminent domain, expensive special favors for sports teams, legislative deals that put taxpayers on the hook for private train company’s crimes and errors, giveaways from small towns to attract big-box stores, and how heavily government-managed markets in areas such as power and health care can enrich some at everyone’s expense.

Your Money: David Cay Johnston on How the Rich Get Richer : NPR
David Cay Johnston on How the Rich Get Richer
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Fresh Air from WHYY, January 3, 2008 · Investigative reporter David Cay Johnston explores in his new book how in recent years, government subsidies and new regulations have quietly funneled money from the poor and the middle class to the rich and politically connected.

Cay Johnston covers tax policy for The New York Times, where he won a Pulitzer Prize for his reporting on that beat. His previous book, Perfectly Legal: The Covert Campaign to Rig Our Tax System to Benefit the Super Rich — and Cheat Everybody Else, was a best seller.

The new book, which expands the inquiry beyond tax policy into a whole range of regulatory machinery, is titled Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest Americans Enrich Themselves at Government Expense (and Stick You With the Bill).

Amazon.com: Free Lunch: How the Wealthiest...