It is gratifying, I must say, to see Dubya tanking significantly in the polls, all the while I am made to wonder at the utterly stupid 39% who still think he's doing a fine job. The downside is we're now over a week of fulmination and that takes the starch out of a body. My motivation to crank content has waned, although I'm confident the sensibility is but transitory.
It is noted the noise made about what a good job "Brownie"'s been doing has finally gotten the FEMA director recalled to Washington from what was a de facto crony-ambassador's post to New Orleans. That had to hurt. Dubya is less than nothing if not loyal to his cronies. John Dean was renowed for his warning to Nixon that, in reference to Watergate, "there is a cancer on the presidency." In Dubya's case, the cancer is the presidency. Stuff & nonsense about "the asses of evil" because I don't know from good & evil. But I can diagnose a malignancy on spec.
Meanwhile, thank whatever Christ there be for your New England Patriots!!
Boy needs his distractions.
On the Browse:
- Buzzflash had been down for what seemed all week. I didn't get the memo, so what gives? Glad to see you folks back up & running;
- The guy who told Dick Cheney to "Go [pork] yourself, Mr. Cheney" in front of a CNN camera was cuffed for his heroism. Turns out his name is Ben Marble, and losing his home in Katrina might be cause for him to lose a few of said marbles;
- Blame You!!
- If you think Katrina was tough, Cindy looks ready to give Dubya another pounding;
- As if it wasn't depressing enough having to live in Kansas;
- The Japanese offer their two cents:
"But it is not clear that this president and this administration are capable of doing what is necessary." (Oh yeah it is clear: They're not!!)
- Another reason why I love Bill Moyers.
- I repeat: Feingold For President!!
Enough for now, my gentle snowflakes. One must Shhhhhave & Shhhhower...
1 comment:
great stuff guys...we need more people like you telling it like it is to these conservative jackasses!!!
Mr. Phil
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