So is it now OK to judge a presidential candidate by his associations or by those who endorse him? http://www.cpusa.org/a-labor-and-people-s-landslide-is-necessary-and-possible/

:-)

I did. Sorry I didn't answer in the form of a question. You said that voting is a right, unlike driving and smoking. I responded that owning firearms is also a right (Amendment 2, recently upheld in two Supreme Court rulings). I not only have to produce an ID when exercising this right, but also submit to background checks. Whenever new gun laws are produced, they are invariably pronounced 'common sense'. What is more common sense than verifying someone's identity when voting, especially when voting is restricted to citizens only?

"I will tell you flatly that I would rather lose fair-and-square than win with a cheat." Most people feel the same way. That's why voter ID laws are supported overwhelmingly, even by a majority of liberals and Democrats. BTW. I have had a ballot not counted because the county voter registration office had sent me a letter requesting I come in and prove my identity (Oregon has mail-in voting). I was HAPPY to do it! It gave me confidence that my vote is not being diluted by those whom are not legally allowed to vote.

The stimulus didn't even do what the Teleprompter administration said it would. The stimulus was supposed to keep unemployment below 8%. Do nothing and unemployment would reach 8.5%. By his own yardstick, he's made the economy worse. No word on the 15 jobs bills stalled in the Senate, huh?

Firearm ownership is also a right.

http://www.gop.gov/policy-news/11/10/27/summary-of-jobs-bills-stalled

"The victim complained of "pain" "... The only ones in pain are those bystanders laughing their @$$e$ off at him getting his butt kicked by Justin Beiber!

I would: russ.in.or@gmail.com

http://www.gop.gov/policy-news/11/10/27/summary-of-jobs-bills-stalled