Anonymous wrote:Why do democrats hate meritocracy?

Because it's not a pure meritocracy. Where you were born, your color, your accent, the wealth of your parents, all influence whether you are a have or a have not. And I hate that Republicans pretend otherwise.

I think Fiat did a great job in creating that commercial. I'm going to go out and buy an American, er Italian car right now!

Clint Eastwood is a republican, even he wants Obama to win. Have you their candidates? Scary

Why do democrats hate meritocracy?

Why do republicans hate America?

I didnt even think about Obama when I saw that ad.

Yes! It is so unfair to celebrate the potential of Americans to rise up from a challenge and win in the second half.

No way we can do that! Let's admit our defeat now!

OMG Republicans will complain about ANYTHING! You have a lot of nerve talking about fairness when your candidate for President thinks that corporations are people, and when the right wingers on the Supreme Court opened up the floodgates for companies to fund political candidates and causes. You should thank your lucky stars that they didn't run an ad that said "Republicans can suck it for trying to bury us".

Unfair??? Do you even hear yourselves talk?

And his father ran American Motors

And his father ran American Motors into the ground.

Fixed that for you!

Anonymous wrote:

Yes the Republicans are against America returning to greatness.

That's actually correct, as their number one priority, according to Sen. Mitch McConnell, is making Obama a one-term president. Returning America to greatness is much further down the list, after beating Obama and giving voting rights to 6-week embryos.

Mitt Romney believes in the greatness of America! And his father ran American Motors.

Yes the Republicans are against America returning to greatness.

That's actually correct, as their number one priority, according to Sen. Mitch McConnell, is making Obama a one-term president. Returning America to greatness is much further down the list, after beating Obama and giving voting rights to 6-week embryos.

Anonymous wrote:Does anyone think that the Chrysler "It's halftime for America" ad with Clint Eastwood gave Obama an unfair advantage over Romney and the Republicans? It certainly felt like a political commercial for Obama -- I guess Chrysler is grateful for the bailout money.

Well, why shouldn't it be a pro-Obama ad, when it was his call to save the industry? He shouldn't be given credit for something he actually did do?

You know that Eastwood's a Republican, right?

Yes the Republicans are against America returning to greatness.

Does anyone think that the Chrysler "It's halftime for America" ad with Clint Eastwood gave Obama an unfair advantage over Romney and the Republicans? It certainly felt like a political commercial for Obama -- I guess Chrysler is grateful for the bailout money.