Originally Posted by epitome

Another example of people paying attention to what is going on AROUND politics and not IN politics.

If you think anything will go differently because of this, you're a retard.

There is one party that controls the U.S. and it's called the multi-billion dollar corporation.

It's ironic that anyone in this industry would be cheering on someone that is as socially conservative as Brown. There is no such thing as a fiscally conservative Republican on the hill; they have just as many palms to grease as the next guy. They can vote on social laws without pissing anyone off.

By voting in someone like Brown, you're not voting for less or wiser spending, you're voting in someone that is for more restrictive social laws; taking away the rights on individuals.

Smoke and mirrors...