Billionaires for Obama 8

Comments View as Flat

1. 

   enki Posted 11:16 pm
   28 Jun 2008

   And the story is?Why is it news that a Presidential candidate is meeting with business and industry leaders? Isn't this the normal course? Or should Obama shun all corporate involvement and live in a fantasy world where the will of the average person actually means something and our government isn't as driven by the rich as is our economy? Please..
   
   Mike Johnston
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

   Permalink

2. 

   Biodiversivist Posted 1:22 am
   29 Jun 2008

   Obama is a politiciannot a saint. He is heavily influenced by coal, Midwest auto parts manufacturing, and ethanol interests. Once we get him in office we really need to start hammering on him.
   He knows what is wrong with corn ethanol by now. He continues pandering to the ethanol lobby only because his polls are showing that this won't cost him votes ...yet. That is why we have to continue to educate the public. Only when the polls show a downturn for ethanol support will he have a moral epiphany and "do the right thing."
   
   In the end, it all comes down to biodiversity. Poison Darts--Protecting the biodiversity of our world

   Permalink

3. 

   Bob Wallace Posted 2:38 am
   29 Jun 2008

   Freezing out the big boys...I'd like a President who served all of the American people rather than 49% (dwindling to ~20%).
   Big business is a part of our country.  Corn farmers are part of our country.  Big oil is part of our country.
   There's a difference between listening to the concerns of large entities and being under their control.
   If we want equal (or better than equal ;o) access to Obama's ear then we need to continue doing what we've done so far.  Contribute to his campaign, show up at his rallies, and when the time comes vote for him.
   If we force Obama to take large amounts of corporate money in order to carry out his campaign then our loss of access is our own fault.

   Permalink

4. 

   JMG Posted 3:10 am
   29 Jun 2008

   Great bumper stickerAbout sums it up:
   http://www.cafepress.com/edgeofthewest.278096071
   
   The 5% Project

   Permalink

5. 

   amazingdrx Posted 3:31 am
   29 Jun 2008

   How toAvoid the disappointment.
   That's right Bob, small grassroots donations are the key.  A short note with a monthly 10 bucks might get some attention, if spread across millions of eco-minded contributors.
   Short notes, maybe just this "Corn ethanol nearly doubles green house gases" and a link  like this    
   http://www.grist.org/news/2008/02/08/biofu/index.html
   
   http://amazngdrx.blogharbor.com/blog John Schneider, Northern Wisconsin

   Permalink

6. 

   Delay And Deny Posted 4:34 am
   29 Jun 2008

   12 more years
   
   The fact is the next President, no matter who he or she is, will be serving the 3rd Bush term.

   Permalink

7. 

   GreyFlcn Posted 4:53 am
   29 Jun 2008

   hmm
   
   Blowing In: What's Behind Duke's Wind-Power Push?
   
   "You can build large utility scale wind farms and power plants relatively fast compared to anything else and build them cheaper than any renewable energy at this stage. That makes wind very attractive to us," [Duke Energy Generation Services president Wouter] van Kempen said in a conference call with reporters.
   
   http://blogs.wsj.com/environmentalcapital/2008/06/27/blow ...
   Real push, or Greenwash?  Or both?

   Permalink

8. 

   MAD MAC Posted 3:39 pm
   30 Jun 2008

   Jesus Bob, this makes senseThat's why I can see most of the environmentalists on this page ignoring it. they are against anything and everything....... full of negativism.
   "If we want equal (or better than equal ;o) access to Obama's ear then we need to continue doing what we've done so far.  Contribute to his campaign, show up at his rallies, and when the time comes vote for him."
   
   Victory in Pattani

   Permalink