People in this country would do well to remember those who came before us and what they stood for. They would do well to preserve our Constitutional rights even if it meant fighting and laying down our lives in order to do so, no matter what. Here's one from old Ben Franklin, and one of my favorite quotes of all times:
"Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania, 1759
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
Monday, March 17, 2008
Police Themselves?!?! Yeah, Right, That Has Been Working...
Ok, now this makes a lot of sense even if Republicans don't seem to agree with it. According to the article, they feel they should be able to 'police' themselves. I think what they meant was 'puh-leeze' themselves though, as they always have in the past that is.
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Saturday, March 1, 2008
Optimistic Mr. President? Really? How?
My wife told me the other day that she saw President Bush on TV and he said that he is very optimistic about our economy right now. I told her this...
In light of the fact that oil is at $103/Barrel right now, I would imagine he is very optimistic. I would be too if I were in the oil business, but like the other 99.9999% of us, I don't own one single oil well. Imagine that, huh.
This was all on Thursday of last week. The following day I found this article in a local newspaper:
Now if you're one of the Americans who is lucky enough to not have to worry about money, then you can just ignore this whole blog posting, and as long as you don't make inconsiderate comments about those less fortunate that you (especially if you're supposed to be working for us), then I won't be upset with you. After all, most of our citizens are striving to find that financial freedom, even if we never find it.
President Bush can kiss my white, usually broke behind. I'm glad I wasn't at that press conference on Thursday because I'd have to buy a new pair of shoes and pants on account of all of the crap he was dishing out. This country will certainly be much better off once he's out of the White House, and good riddens. I've only been waiting for the day for nearly 8 years now, and I'm looking sooooo forward to election day! Woooohoooooo!
In light of the fact that oil is at $103/Barrel right now, I would imagine he is very optimistic. I would be too if I were in the oil business, but like the other 99.9999% of us, I don't own one single oil well. Imagine that, huh.
This was all on Thursday of last week. The following day I found this article in a local newspaper:
Now if you're one of the Americans who is lucky enough to not have to worry about money, then you can just ignore this whole blog posting, and as long as you don't make inconsiderate comments about those less fortunate that you (especially if you're supposed to be working for us), then I won't be upset with you. After all, most of our citizens are striving to find that financial freedom, even if we never find it.
President Bush can kiss my white, usually broke behind. I'm glad I wasn't at that press conference on Thursday because I'd have to buy a new pair of shoes and pants on account of all of the crap he was dishing out. This country will certainly be much better off once he's out of the White House, and good riddens. I've only been waiting for the day for nearly 8 years now, and I'm looking sooooo forward to election day! Woooohoooooo!
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