Mak'n Progress
Another debate, another mouthful of rhetoric from this administration.
Is anyone tired of hearing the President say, "we're making progress" without detailing just how he defines "progress"?
Is anyone tired of this Kerry Senate voting record attack when, in fact, the record of the past four years under this administration could, politely, be called nothing short of abmismal?
Is anyone tired of the endless focus on Iraq...a war that the President himself created and now has become an endless source of suffering for all involved?
Is anyone tired of hearing him say he's working hard when I get maybe two weeks of vacation every year and he's forever off fishing or on respite at the Crawford ranch?
Is anyone inscensed by the media criticising Kerry for actually explaining how he plans on getting from point A to point Z while the encumbent gets accolades for catch phrases and negative slogans?
Have you ever seen this country so divided?
Is anyone tired of this administration's overuse of the term "tax and spend liberal"? I do believe that, if you need to spend (another issue for another rant), the money has to come from someplace. You either borrow it or you increase your revenues. I do believe that it has been the Republicans that have spent extraordinarily over the past 25 years and the democrats that have been left to put the "responsibility" back in Fiscal. You have to pay off the debt somehow.
By the way, while I'm ranting, isn't dictating people's lifestyles diametrically opposed to the notion of "hands off" government?
And by the way Mr. Bush, the folks with the real WMDs, like North Korea, you must just be plain afraid of since you don't seem too anxious to go stomp on them. Going after Afghanastan and Iraq is like invading Jamaica. And I can't even get into the hypocracy of how you've been dealing with the Saudis because its embarrassing. Frankly Mr. President, you embarass all of us.
Is anyone tired of hearing the President say, "we're making progress" without detailing just how he defines "progress"?
Is anyone tired of this Kerry Senate voting record attack when, in fact, the record of the past four years under this administration could, politely, be called nothing short of abmismal?
Is anyone tired of the endless focus on Iraq...a war that the President himself created and now has become an endless source of suffering for all involved?
Is anyone tired of hearing him say he's working hard when I get maybe two weeks of vacation every year and he's forever off fishing or on respite at the Crawford ranch?
Is anyone inscensed by the media criticising Kerry for actually explaining how he plans on getting from point A to point Z while the encumbent gets accolades for catch phrases and negative slogans?
Have you ever seen this country so divided?
Is anyone tired of this administration's overuse of the term "tax and spend liberal"? I do believe that, if you need to spend (another issue for another rant), the money has to come from someplace. You either borrow it or you increase your revenues. I do believe that it has been the Republicans that have spent extraordinarily over the past 25 years and the democrats that have been left to put the "responsibility" back in Fiscal. You have to pay off the debt somehow.
By the way, while I'm ranting, isn't dictating people's lifestyles diametrically opposed to the notion of "hands off" government?
And by the way Mr. Bush, the folks with the real WMDs, like North Korea, you must just be plain afraid of since you don't seem too anxious to go stomp on them. Going after Afghanastan and Iraq is like invading Jamaica. And I can't even get into the hypocracy of how you've been dealing with the Saudis because its embarrassing. Frankly Mr. President, you embarass all of us.
posted by Politico at 9:26 AM
1 Comments:
Amen. It's not like we've got a good choice come November; once again, we are choosing between the lesser of two evils.
I've traveled abroad for business for the last 14 years, and I have never felt more like a target than I do now. We've done more damage to our reputation worldwide in the past four years than in the forty that preceeded it.
I can't get excited about Kerry, but he gets my vote simply because he has a better chance of keeping me alive for four more years. Sad that it's come to this.
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