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Alan Brooks| 2.26.09 @ 11:52AM
of course, you dont take it at face value; like Clinton (both Clintons) did 15 years ago , Obama throws out a whole bunch of clay, hoping some of it will stick to the wall.
he is no fool. but it wont go anywhere because social progress is dead, now it is just scientific progress to help only some-- which is why i say social progress is finished.
just listen to the double-talk today!