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I would just like to say thank God the socialist pig from hell is now out of the Whitehouse. Too bad she is now representing New York in the U.S. Senate...
A note to the Chinese government. First on behalf of all Democrats, I would like to say thank you for buying Al Gore! I don't understand why the Chinese candidate didn't win. You really couldn't afford someone better? I am so sorry to hear that. Better luck next time. I hope you will have the smarts in the future to at least go shopping before you buy your next United States President.
One thing is for sure in election 2000, the Al Gore loss saves me some money. I don't have to buy a Chinese flag.
I would like to congratulate George W. Bush! George is a very likable guy. I didn't vote for him, but I do like the guy. I did vote for his dad twice!
What is with the TV networks. I hear phrases like "both parties", "either side of the isle", and "third party". All of these statements are made to make you and me think that they have done some homework that we have not. They have decided that only two parties worthy of your vote are Democrat and Republican, in that order! In the world of Dan, Peter, and Tom, (CBS, ABC, and NBC), "you may vote for either (of the two) candidates."
Contrary to what you heard on all of the news shows, there were about five names (in Texas) for President on the ballot! Yes you really did have some good choices! Most Americans only knew of the two endorsed by the 'professional and accurate reporting' of our major networks.
Now to add to our mounting problems in the U.S. the networks have taken it upon themselves to decide the issues for the election. Yes folks, ALL of the issues that were talked about during the election where the issues of the networks. NONE of the issues that regular people care about were addressed at all. This shouldn't surprise me, but it does make me damn angry!
I don't know where the idea to make issues came from in the news networks, but I have my own issues that I care about! Yes, I am sorry Dan, Peter, and Tom, I think for myself! If I can convince just a few more people to think for themselves, we might all come up with different things that we care about. In my case, I would love to see a constitutional federal government in the United States.
If we had a constitutional government, the federal government would be only one fifth of it's current size. 80 percent of our laws passed by the last congress are not even remotely mentioned in the U.S. Constitution. The networks love the Constitution when it comes to freedom of the press, but when it comes to Government control of just about everything else, they either don't give a damn, or worse they are out there encouraging such behavior.
One can only hope that George W. Bush was lying when he talked of 'compassionate conservatism'.
The Republicans now have control of the House of Representatives, and fifty-fifty split in the Senate. If they need to decide a tie in the Senate, then Dick Cheney Will break the tie. Add to that the republicans are controlling the Whitehouse too. This should mean no more legislation that is unconstitutional, right? We shell see. In fact I will keep a score board here. I used to vote for Republicans a long time ago. That was before the Republicans of the Clinton era sold out their values and their country to keep the murderer in the Whitehouse. Do you think it was just a few bad ones? We will find out.
Monday, May 21, 2007