Seriously?

Tuesday, October 13, 2009

I present, you decide.

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Wednesday, July 01, 2009

1. On Gov Sanford: He’s not my governor, but he was one of the politicians that I believed to be a solid guy. Turns out not to be the case. I was willing to forgive the transgression since he seemed so open and genuine in his confession of it, although the whole thing seemed super weird last week. This week? Gross. And it may be time for him to resign.

2. On Michael Jackson: Sad. His whole life was sad and his death is sad, too. A sad, sad circus freak show.

3. On Congress/The President: They’re all nutso and not paying attention to their constituents. This will come back to bite them on their rears. I’m hoping that happens before they destroy the very foundations of our country. I feel a deep forboding that grows daily.

4. On Tea Parties: We’re considering attending the Northern Virginia Tea Party on the 4th since it’s to be held near home. At this point it is mere consideration since I’m not enthused about being out in the heat in the hottest part of the day, there’s Molly Ann feedings to consider, and we’re going to my parents’ for a cookout that afternoon/evening. I’m totally with the protesters in spirit, though.

On that note, I heard author Brad Thor on the Glenn Beck radio show yesterday say that he thinks that no federal employee should be allowed to vote. They were talking about the special interests and Congress and how politics has gotten crazy lately. I understand where’s he is coming from, but he needs to remember that not every fed employee is a politically motivated bureaucrat with an agenda. Most fed employees are just regular citizens, many of whom feel the way he does about the direction we seem to be headed as a country.

Friday, June 19, 2009