The American people, both democrats and republicans, are backing away from the "hope and change" wagon, Lady Gator.   They don’t trust Obama and they don’t trust the Ivy League mentality who has, so far, done nothing but break our country financially.   The "seniors" in our country are smart and savvy people.   They’ve been through alot and they’ve seen alot and they are no longer fooled by a Barack Obama and his band of radical thieves.    The "seniors" will be the ones instrumental in taking back our country and bringing this  charlatan administration to their knees.   78 million Americans are baby boomers.  I guess you could say that "there’s safety in numbers."    And the seniors are extremely influential on their younger family members.  

You are right, Frank, never underestimate the gullibility, but I never stop being flummoxed by it. Here’s an example of news that should have been NEWS, but never got off the ground in the press. Ryan Grim of the Huffington Post covers Congress and during the spring he closely covered the battle to rein in the banking, credit card, and mortgage industries. Able to post several times a day, Grim can track the proceedings with a thoroughness most newspaper reporters would envy. In an article about the banking lobby’s efforts to derail a bill designed to help prevent foreclosures, Grim recorded Senator Dick Durbin’s anguished observation that "the banks––hard to believe in a time when we’re facing a banking crisis that many of the banks created––are still the most powerful lobby on Capitol Hill. And they frankly own the place." Coming from the majority whip of the Senate, Durbin’s outburst seemed a striking acknowledgment of the banking industry’s continued grip on Congress, yet no major paper picked it up. Frank Rich mentioned it six weeks later. Arianna Huffington, sensing its importance, ran with it with a snazzy title: "WHY ARE BANKERS STILL BEING TREATED AS BELTWAY ROYALTY?"  And here’s  a little tidbit by Marcy Wheeler, she of the Valerie Plame coverage and torture memos fame: "There’s a lot of good, original work in the blogosphere. [she goes on to praise some journalists]…What disturbs bloggers are those journalists who reside in "the Village"––shorthand for the compliant, unquestioning, conventional wisdom that comes out of Washington. It’s the world of the Peggy Noonans and David Broders, who are interested only in the horserace or in maintaining the status quo they’re part of."  We may have liked what old Peggy said about Palin––well, some us, perhaps, but  I take issue with almost everything she has to say in her creamy-I’ve-got-all -the-answers- voice.  

THIS CASE isn’t one of lower costs, it’s one of Chinese company intentionally selling AT A LOSS and WITH IT’S GOVERNMENT’S FINANCIAL BACKING in the US market in order to undercut competition. That’s illegal under trade rules!!