Comments on: Maryland Democrat http://doodleplex.com/glassmaze/maryland-democrat/ Every jumbled pile of person Tue, 07 Feb 2012 17:54:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: L http://doodleplex.com/glassmaze/maryland-democrat/comment-page-1/#comment-580 L Thu, 26 May 2005 14:56:26 +0000 http://doodleplex.com/wordpress/?p=311#comment-580 <p>....It's going from bad to worse.... Now, for the sake of form over substance, the Dems foresook the filibuster route, and Bush will get all his judges plus Bolton. Wonderful. Check out WP article today (5/26) about fundamental political balances all sliding to the right. My sense is that Dem leadership has just about given up, and is waiting for '08 and Hilary to save them - or more properly, bring them back from the political dead...</p> <p>PING: TITLE: Glass Maze » Blog Archive » Dear Sir: Please Stop Kissing Corporate Ass BLOG NAME: [...] It came as a shock to see that you were among the 58 Democrats who voted against the recently rejected Net Neutrality bill … but not as very much of a shock, I’m afraid. I’ve watched in dismay as, over the past couple of years, you’ve voted repeatedly for legislation that favors the agenda of large corporations over the needs — and the rights — of your constituency. [...]</p> ….It’s going from bad to worse…. Now, for the sake of form over substance, the Dems foresook the filibuster route, and Bush will get all his judges plus Bolton. Wonderful. Check out WP article today (5/26) about fundamental political balances all sliding to the right. My sense is that Dem leadership has just about given up, and is waiting for ’08 and Hilary to save them – or more properly, bring them back from the political dead…

PING: TITLE: Glass Maze » Blog Archive » Dear Sir: Please Stop Kissing Corporate Ass BLOG NAME: [...] It came as a shock to see that you were among the 58 Democrats who voted against the recently rejected Net Neutrality bill … but not as very much of a shock, I’m afraid. I’ve watched in dismay as, over the past couple of years, you’ve voted repeatedly for legislation that favors the agenda of large corporations over the needs — and the rights — of your constituency. [...]

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