Happy to see that the qualification to be a centrist is two votes that match the majority of the opposite party.
Which stance are you referring to on the Iraq war? The one where she was for it or against it?
As far as the quote in red. If I recall, I stated she said that about the privatization for social security. But she didn't specifically say that privatization isn't the answer to social security. She said privatization isn't the answer to anything. You read into what you want. There isn't a thing you can say to me that will change my mind on Hillary.
As for Hillary being a corporate candidate, most corporations are going to support the candidate they think has the best chance of winning. I'm sure you already know this, but many corporations donate to both parties. Usually it's so they can call in a favor at a later date. Kind of hedging their bets.
So you have a problem with Fox? How about CNN? If they aren't biased I don't know who is. It amazes me that for decades the media bias has always leaned (I'm being kind) to the left and when there is someone who comes along and challenges that, the liberals get upset.
You also asked if the president's spending makes him a liberal. Fiscally - YES! He spends like a liberal. He and the Congress have done a terrible job keeping spending down. Thanks in large part to the war. The last thing we need is to add the cost of universal health care to the mix. Doesn't the cost of the Medicare Prescription Drug plan prove that to you?
Whether you like it or not, our country is divided. I'll be quite honest with you, I really don't care which party gets the presidency as long as neither party controls all 3 (Presidency, Senate and House). We saw what a disaster that could be with both parties.
