Actually, all humor aside, I highly recommend this piece by Rozius (of Rozius Unbound fame and infamy) available at All Things Democrat. It asks the very serious question: how the hell is it that there remains about a 30% core of Americans in just about every damned poll who still support George W. Bush through every horrific thing he has done (and failed to do) as president-in-cheat.
This 30% figure has stayed almost a constant for the last two-plus years when so very much more awful has happened not just on Bush's watch but directly because of what he does. (And brownie points to anyone who knows what American "tragedy" is referenced in the book/movie, "Invasion of the Body Snatchers.")
Showing posts with label Bush. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bush. Show all posts
Friday, May 04, 2007
Friday, April 06, 2007
April 15-22: Join The Boycott to Impeach For Peace and Justice
More information here on the action against the Bush Administration.
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Boycott,
Bush,
Bush Administration,
Cheney,
Impeachment,
Justice,
Peace
Friday, February 16, 2007
Vermont Made History Twice This Week, Actually
[Ed. note: Cross-posted at Cut to the Chase.]
Not just as the first to pass a resolution against Bush's handling of the Iraq war through both sides of the legislature (Iowa followed soon thereafter), but because our St. Viagra's day blizzard was the second worst in recorded weather history (and man, walking through chest-high corridors of snow with well over my head drifts is REALLY increasing the sense of cabin fever).
I like the first record; the second I could have done without (or done, but not with continuing single-digit-at-best temps).
Yeesh.
Not just as the first to pass a resolution against Bush's handling of the Iraq war through both sides of the legislature (Iowa followed soon thereafter), but because our St. Viagra's day blizzard was the second worst in recorded weather history (and man, walking through chest-high corridors of snow with well over my head drifts is REALLY increasing the sense of cabin fever).
I like the first record; the second I could have done without (or done, but not with continuing single-digit-at-best temps).
Yeesh.
Labels:
Bush,
Congress,
Iraq,
Legislature,
Pentagon,
Records,
Resolutions,
Storms,
Vermont,
War
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