Obama, the Republican 5th Column?

[TheDarkestOfAngels]

I wasn't thrilled about the whole Iraq debacle either but the fingers were all pointing to Iraq at the time and most people believed the people doing the pointing.
I've forgiven many of the politicians that signed on to the idea (including Hilliary) but I honestly believe that certain individuals need to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law regarding the misdirection and propoganda campaign involving that war. As such, I don't qualify her involvement in that mess as a reason to not vote for her - as even many relatively skeptical people about decision to go to war signed onto it at the time.

It still leaves a bad taste in my mouth all the lies upon lies that led to combat in Iraq, but she believed it was the right thing to do and she still defends that decision to this day. On one hand, I admire the people (who weren't directly responsible for misleading the public and congress) who stuck by that decision despite it's clear unpopularity but on the other hand it would have taken more courage to be much more unpopular then by saying no to everyone else.

Obama is still second tier Presidential material compared even to that but he has two more years to rectify this situation instead of allowing the minority party to rule the country.

Speaking, however, of Judges who ruled against the unconstitutionality of Healthcare reform...

Judge Who Ruled Health Care Reform Unconstitutional Owns Piece of GOP Consulting Firm

Henry E. Hudson, the federal judge in Virginia who just ruled health care reform unconstitutional, owns between $15,000 and $50,000 in a GOP political consulting firm that worked against health care reform. You don't say!

I love how conservatives always like to talk about activist judges and their biased agendas, except, of course, for the ones heavily in the tank for the conservative agenda.