ProgressOhio

I'm going to be blunt and just state it: Dems have an opportunity to use Paul as their Nader. His fellow Rep candidates must hate having to campaign with someone who threatens to reveal the truth that they aren't out to protect that American institution, capitalism. They're out to protect the corporations that line their pockets and hire friends, familiy members, and themselves once they are freed from government jobs all in the guise of protecting capitalism. We're talking long held frames of reference that many people still cling to, especially when faced with overwhelming information. Instead of Dems arguing internally about the fine points of Paul's campaign, they should be exploiting the opportunity to expose the lies repeatedly passed on by Reps. I keep harping about the economy because it affects everyone and could be the deciding issue IF Dems decide to band together and have similar talking points. Then, they could use unaltered facts to "divide and conquer" the other party. Unfortunately, after reading other political message boards and seeing the "discussions" deteriorate into petty squabbling, I don't expect much, but what the hay, it's my two cents. (which, thanks to fed meddling, is worth even less these days!)