Why we need to raise Social Security benefits
Sam Seder interviews Atrios. [Via Avedon.]
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How do we make this happen? We have to Tea Party the Democrats. We should put them on a single issue leash. No cuts to Social Security, ever! Prostitute COLA’s and I vote for your Republican opponent and then actually do it.
Iless, isn’t that rewarding the people who created the problem in the first place?
Better to vote for a true centrist (which Obama is clearly not) or leftish party candidate, where possible.
Last time around, I voted for Jill Stein rather than Obama.