Posted in Politico on October 31, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Okay, there’s a time to act and then there’s a time to, like, ignore obnoxious people. Instead, it appears to me some Republicans are feeling a bit … threatened … by Bloggers. Are we that much of a threat?
I guess we’ll see, if we should ever end up as defined as “fascist terrorists” for speaking out.
Posted in Politico on October 27, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
None of the administration is operating on the same page. Bush says we’re not torturing detainees, Cheney says we only torture detainees who are war criminals, and Rumsfeld says it’s not a question of if we torture them or not as long as it doesn’t happen within US borders.
It’s like listening to Iran tell me that 9/11 is one giant US propaganda play (Hello? Tell that to the rest of the world who had people in those towers, dude).
Posted in Random Thoughts on October 25, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I seriously don’t know how people in the US cannot foresee the mental requirements of soldiers. Everytime I see the story, it’s like it’s a revelation or discovery.
Before Iraq and Afghanistan, there was Bosnia. Before Bosnia, there was Somolia. Before Somolia there was Desert Storm. Before Desert Storm there was Vietnam. Before Vietnam there was the Korean War. Before the Korean War there was World War II. Before World War II, there was World War I. Before WWI, there was the Spanish American War. Before the Spanish American War, there was the Civil War. Before the Civil War, there was the War of 1812. Before the War of 1812, there was the Revolutionary War.
The one thing that has persisted in all these struggles is the soldier who ends up having mental disabilities from being shot at/blown up/left for dead/dying/empty of hope/etc. And yet, we still haven’t prepared ourselves for taking care of these poor service people.
WTF is wrong with people???
Posted in Politico on October 25, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
Either Fox News needs to get their story straight, or the damn Administration needs to get it straight. This is totally insane:
Posted in Politico on October 24, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
I have to admit -
When a friend of mine in New Jersey who’s overly entrenched in hating the GOP/Republican Party mentioned that we needed someone like Barak Obama in the government, I played his suggestion off.
Recently, though, the more I listen to the guy talk, the more I like him. He’s real, knows he has faults and admits to them, and he’s grounded. All things I like. If he runs for President, I’ll probably vote for him.
Posted in Politico on October 24, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
… your own boss and political party forgets to send you the memo about lying. I have to hand it to the Republicans – they are staying the course. The one that swerves all over the place and likes to jump between reality and make-believe on occassion.
Posted in Random Thoughts on October 19, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
They flushed down the toilet.
Way to go, mouthpiece of the GOP. As if you couldn’t make your agenda any clearer.
Posted in Politico on October 18, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
On one hand, we have a over-exuberant Republican who wants to invade countries for no reason whatsoever.
On the other hand, we have a Republican who is clearly living in his fictional world to the point he’s using ficitional references in real-life speeches.
Finally, here we have a man who once said our priority in space was to have a manned space mission to Mars. After being re-elected, we learn the ulterior motive behind his idea of a space program.
Can we win the war? seems to be the point of contention in everyone’s mind. I’d challenge my opponent to talk about something not related to the War in Iraq, since that’s already been overplayed.
Posted in Politico on October 17, 2006 | Leave a Comment »
So I’m kinda wondering WTF this GOP paranoia about a “Democrat surprise in October” is going to be. I mean, the Republicans have done most of the work for the Dems so far, why would they need anything else? Unless the surprise was, “Hey, guess what? You’re losing at the polls.”
Despite my previous misgivings, I may have faith in Colorado yet. I mean, if we can trust everything being polled/said at this point. I might even have to pay a visit to Denver in 2008!
I just love hypocrites! They make for the most humorous crap ever!
Are we going to see a repeat of Ohio? The way California’s playing the game, it may not be unlikely. I thought we got past this need to cheat. JFC.
