You mean the National Proletariat Radio???????

http://www.reference.com/search?q=Proletariat

Marx believed that the seizure of power by the proletariat from the capitalist class was a necessary step to a classless society. Under Lenin and the Bolsheviks, this revolution was to be directed by the Communist party, as the vanguard of the dictatorship of the proletariat.

I think you meant Proletariat?

pro·le·tar·i·at [ prlə térree ət ] noun Definition: 1. working class: the class of wage-earning workers in society 2. class of industrial wage-earners: in Marxist theory, the class of industrial workers whose only asset is the labor they sell to an employer I myself prefer cnn. although I do listen to NPR for Market Place each night at 7 pm. NPR is no longer supported by the government and receives its funding through sponsors now, aka advertisers, as normal terrestrial radio stations do.

http://www.pinocchiopolitics.org/

Obama should be in the picture right next to him, except with a longer nose!

[quote=Carolina Cowboy;424943]Still voting For McCain/Palin. Still need to protect this country from that

I can now leave this thread with my head high. Yesterday my son was home on leave. We went to the local County Courthouse and voted.

My pick: Chuck Baldwin, Constitution Party.

Instead of arguing "who taxes what class what amount"; we should be arguing "Why are we taxing income at all?" That's the question. What we have is like when someone contends that your wife is a prostitute, and all that's being argued is "What's her price?". The correct argument should be "What makes you think that?"

These two candidates are both losers for America. The worst part is, one of them will win.