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Debate Tuesday

March 15, 2005

(broadcast stream) (.mp3 download)
Guest: Michael Lane, President of IntElephant Strategies, a consultant working to elect Republicans to political office

— Why Republicans are willing to destroy Congressional Ethics to protect their criminal leader Tom Delay
— Comments on yesterday’s decision in California to allow gay citizens the same rights to marry as straight citizens. Why do conservatives oppose equal rights for all?
Rumors are that Lane is a tough debater. So bring it on!

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  • Dave G. March 16, 2005 8:23 pm

    Vicly,
    I’m sorry that I ignored an earlier post. No I personaly would have no use for any of your stem-cells, but I believe there might be some value in serious scientists studying them.

  • Dave G. March 16, 2005 7:55 pm

    I presumed to sumerise where we are at from the left. Might help if someone could do same from the right. It may prove to be the start of another 2 mile blog. I am speaking of the Thursday blog.

  • Dave G. March 16, 2005 7:38 pm

    Need to move some of this to tomorow.

  • Michelle March 16, 2005 12:23 pm

    Mark,
    On the Repuke you had today was just using the rhetoric. “Ambush”, “Bush’s Legacy” HAH! “Verified Voting” he said, “congress jumped in”. I wonder if his answer was just using PR with his answer. “I will work with you on fighting for this issue,” he said. Yeah, sure!
    Thanks again,
    Michelle
    Gal from Cal

  • steve March 16, 2005 10:44 am

    Dangit, Mark! I knew I didn’t phrase my question right! Thanks for reading it on the air, and I know I called too late. I was trying to ask what the administration is doing to lower health care costs on the average person that’s NOT on Medicare. You and me, you know? As far as I can tell, the sum of all they’ve done to help us is, oh, nothing.
    Now the guest did allude to the democratic solution of price control and something else (I can’t remember, was it single payer system?). I’m not really sure WHAT the solution is. I am in favor of a single payer system. I do know that the pharmaceutical companies put an AWFUL lot of money into advertising, which just doesn’t seem right to me. Maybe these two things are enough to control the costs. I do feel that we are in a crisis situation and the costs need to come down.