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Counting It Down! GriftDrift on the Election!

Once again James Williams (GriftDrift) and I, engage in vain musings about the ups and downs of politics, national and state. If our predictions turn out to be correct, America will be as surprised as we are! But there is hope, hope this will all be over in 12 days.

Summarizing an interview with James is like walking through a chicken coop, there is just too much stuff out there to see it all. Thus, I suggest you listen to this one, if you really want to get the flavor of James’ keen insight into all things political. Me? I am just there for the ride, mostly.

We do cover the implosion of the McCain/Palin campaign, if it can still be called a campaign. It’s just too bad that somewhere between this year and last year, McCain lost his mind. The interview with Brian Williams ought to be interesting.

And then there is the Georgia political scene with hints of a massive voter turnout. Everyone reports that early voting lines are heavy and seem to favor the Democrats. Obama has a chance to carry Georgia, but McCain still leads in the polls. The question is how accurate are the polls this year? It may all depend on voter turnout and the under 30 voters. At least Georgia is not a “red” state. On most maps we are now pink, which doesn’t exactly please any of us.

James thinks Jim Martin has a slightly better chance to beat Saxby Chambliss than Obama has to carry the state. James commented on Martin’s aggressive campaigning this time around, something that he has not been know for. According to Pollster.com, it is dead even. It is just too close to call.

And then there are 3 Congressional races: Jim Marshall (D), the incumbent, went out on a limb when he voted for the baleout. His opponent, Rick Goddard (R), made it a big issue in their debate. James attributes Marshall’s vote on the baleout as a vote of consceince, something he thought was best for the country even though he might suffer for it in the election. I regret that I was not able to get interviews with either Marshall or Goddard.

In the 10th we have Republican incumbent Paul Broun, whom James believes will win against his Democratic challenger, Bobby Saxon. I interviewed both Broun and Saxon. Broun is a sound bite Republican, who does not, in my opinion, understand the function of government.

James did not have much to say about the 12th Congressional District. He believes that John Barrow, the Democratic incumbent (who voted against the baleout), will prevail over challenger John Stone in a “not as close as last time” race.

There is plenty more in the interview, but in an effort to get this posted timely, I will just have to let you listen for yourself.

 
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Bobby Saxon, Candidate for Congress, GA 10th

Bobby Saxon is a Democrat trying to unseat a sitting Republican Congressman, Paul Broun, who was elected last year to fill the unexpired term of Charles Norwood. Bobby is a veteran of Iraq and believes Broun has abandoned our veterans when he voted against the new veterans bill.

According to Bobby, Broun has disappointed many Republicans, particularly farmers, with his votes on such things as the farm bill (which he voted against).

He also voted against increased funding for Peach Care health insurance for kids.

Why? Paul has declared himself against anything that costs more money–except apparently the Iraq War.

Apparently, for this same reason Broun thinks Social Security is unconstitutional.

Bobby points out that Paul voted against The Safe Act, one of only two Congressmen to vote against it. The bill required internet providers to report child pornographers.

Bobby told me something surprising: there are 4000 oil wells in the Gulf of Mexico. Broun is a big supporter of DRILL, DRILL, DRILL. The only problem is that drilling offshore or in Alaska NWR, it isn’t going to resolve the current price of oil or get us very far in achieving oil independence. Bobby doesn’t oppose drilling and exploration, but points out that is just a small part of the energy problem. It is the long term solution of alternative and renewable sources of energy that we need to develop from solar to nuclear.

Bobby points out that Broun is a former lobbyist, whose conservative mantel opposes federal regulation of business and things that cost money, but who wants that same federal government to regulate our private and social lives.

Bobby describes himself as a moderate, conservative Democrat with common sense. He hopes to get the voters of the 10th send common sense to Washington.

The most disturbing thing that Bobby told me is that Broun has refused to debate him, even though Broun chastised his Republican opponent for refusing to debate. I tell you, when elected representatives won’t face their opponents in a debate, there is something wrong. Talk about elitist, now that is the epitome of elitism.
VOTE NOVEMBER 4TH!!!

 
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Bobby Saxon, Democratic Congressional Candidate, 10th GA

This is my second interview with Bobby Saxon. It was the day after the 5th anniversary of invasion of Iraq and I still find it hard to believe that this country has been involved in this mistake of arrogance that damn long. I might not be as perturbed if I hadn’t seen the video clips of Bush telling us it is still going great and victory is just down the road. Yeah, and the economy isn’t in a recession and gas will never reach $4 a gallon.

Thank Goodness, there are only 305 days left of him and then he is consigned to the cesspool of the worst American President. I just hope I live long enough for history to actually judge him.

But, back to Bobby. As a veteran, Bobby’s understanding of our situation in Iraq is truly refreshing. He appreciates the need to leave Iraq, to do so as quickly as possible, but in a way that does not endanger the troops. He also thinks the troops probably reflect the same divisions and sentiments as the American public. I don’t believe in blind loyalty out of uniform, but I respect the loyalty of the troops because they (and their families) may be the only Americans that have earned the right and paid the price to have an opinion.

However, the issue on everyone’s mind recently is the economy. Who would have thought that Bear Sterns would be history in March 2008? Believe it or not, it still has a website.

If you are interested in who is elected to Congress from the 10th, listen to the interview and visit Bobby’s website.

 
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Bobby Saxon, Democratic Candidate for Congress, 10th GA

Bobby is doing what a lot more of us regular, ordinary people ought to start doing-run for political office. The shame of our system is that it takes so much money to put on a campaign. That is precisely why Bobby is getting in the race early.

Most of this interview focused on the Iraq War, mainly because Bobby has been there, done that. He fulfilled his military commitment in the early 1980’s and after 9-11 he put his life on hold and signed up again. While he apparently has no personal regrets (he made it out alive), he fully realizes that he (and the rest of us) was misled with regard to the reasons we were invading Iraq. Now, he thinks it is time for an orderly withdrawal, although he believes a small contigent of troops will probably stay in Iraq for a while, just not 100,000+.

It’s a long time to November 2008 and I hope to have several more interviews with Bobby, but this one was a good start.

 
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