Namely, because greed speaks to a desire, the desire of an individual to wish and hope for something beyond what they already have. Whether beyond the means of one’s parents, beyond the realm of one’s own personal achievements and the like. All significant pieces of legislation and indeed political movements in American history, such as the Emancipation Proclamation, Executive Order 8802, The New Deal, Women’s Rights and the push for universal suffrage and more stemmed from this very desire, the desire to attain more.

A kneejerk reaction to the previous sentence might force one to differentiate those articles from policy closely associated with greed. One might suggest those movements like the Civil Rights movement for the vote and the Dream Act to educate children of illegal aliens are all needed legislation, just legislation to undo the injustice existing at the time. They would assert it is not excessive, but necessary and perhaps even minimally so.

Despite the rapid response of millions who possess different political viewpoints, the myth of the liberal monopoly on compassion remains embedded in our society.

If indeed former Alaska Governor and Vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin is the joke the new left claims her to be, one wonders why they don’t simply ignore her.

The left in America has tunnel vision they see and hear what they want to see and hear. How many of them remained silent when death threats were directed at Bush? How many were outraged when images of Bush were being hung with blood pouring from his head at so called “Peace Rallies?

I was shocked to learn about the history of the democrat party and how that party laid the foundation that has influenced race relations in America in the past. Those past political actions by the democrat party continue, to this day, to exploit the impoverished condition of black Americans, which were caused by the democrat party for the purpose of gaining political power.