The finale, with everyone onstage, was Dead Prez's "Hip-Hop," once more posing a choice between commercialism and conscience.
You pose a choice between America's dream and Obama's dream; the subtitle of your new book is "Unmaking the American Dream"; you say that the most dangerous man in America lives in the White House, and that those who vote for Obama will be "voting for their own decline and impoverishment".
It would swing between "a Continental or an Ocean pattern" of geopolitics, posing a choice between militaristic imperialism or maritime federation.
Has Obama improved at all on probes of his readiness for the job, particularly on questions that ask for evaluations of Obama alone, rather than posing a choice between Obama and McCain?
However, it poses a dichotomy that, if not false (choice between economy and environment), certainly poses a choice that predisposes more blue-collar workers than white-collar ones to choose weakening the environmental laws.
Beyond ignoring deadly loopholes — many inserted at the N.R.A.'s insistence — this poses a false choice between strong laws and strong enforcement.
It was posed as a choice between a society where we're all in this together -- where we look out for each other and take responsibility for our future as a country -- or as a society where we're all in this alone -- where only the strong, or the clever, or the ruthless can thrive.
"Posed with a choice between [genetically engineered] rice and rice with arsenic in it, consumers may decide they just aren't going to eat any rice," he says.
But the dilemma posed by town officials — a choice between revenue and preservation — seemed to represent a false choice, he said.
In posing the referendum as a choice between in/out options of equivalent status, the profound constitutional implications for a majority leave vote were never mooted.
