I hope whomever wins for the Dems comes out fighitng. Sure they'll call Obama a druggie, but the cocaine habit of George W and his DWI as an adult and those of his daughters' all get swept under the rug by the "holier than thou" attitudes of the Republicans and their media control. Bush is the closest thing we've ever had to a tyrant in the White House and yet the killing machine that is the Republican (let's all have guns and let's go bomb someplace) Party continues unscathed. It's time to show them for who they are, masters of smoke and mirrors - Let's all pay attention to Iraq and other corners of the world rather than ever helping and caring for the people of the United States, which was most apparent in the aftermath of Katrina. $90 billion dollars a year in Iraq while many of the people of New Orleans are still homeless - that's the republican way, smoke and mirrors - it's a load of BS and I hope Obama or Hillary can make it clear to the American people, especially those in many rural parts of the country that voted for George W. because they simply didn't get it.
I hope whomever wins for the Dems comes out fighitng. Sure they'll call Obama a druggie, but the cocaine habit of George W and his DWI as an adult and those of his daughters' all get swept under the rug by the "holier than thou" attitudes of the Republicans and their media control. Bush is the closest thing we've ever had to a tyrant in the White House and yet the killing machine that is the Republican (let's all have guns and let's go bomb someplace) Party continues unscathed. It's time to show them for who they are, masters of smoke and mirrors - Let's all pay attention to Iraq and other corners of the world rather than ever helping and caring for the people of the United States, which was most apparent in the aftermath of Katrina. $90 billion dollars a year in Iraq while many of the people of New Orleans are still homeless - that's the republican way, smoke and mirrors - it's a load of BS and I hope Obama or Hillary can make it clear to the American people, especially those in many rural parts of the country that voted for George W. because they simply didn't get it.