Brian Nystrom wrotyped:

I mean it. Four more years of President Bush could mean a lot of our
wilderness gets opened up to development and timber harvesting. I haven't
been this worried for the wildlands since James Watt.

Funny how all the "Chicken Littles" come out of the woodwork every time
a Republican gets elected President. Yeah, I know, "The sky is falling!"
and "it's the end of the world as we know it". Blah, blah, blah. Their
dire predictions never come to pass, but it doesn't stop them from
repeating them ad nausem. Some people really need to get a life.


Huh? In 2000, I predicted that electing a drooling idiot as President
was going to have dire consequences, and my prediction has sooooooooo
came to pass.

The Bush administration has fed on the differences amongst Americans
to divide the country more than it has been in my lifetime. It has
encouraged and enhanced the income disparities amongst Americans,
beyond even the kinds of disparities that existed in the robber-baron
decades. It has run us into incredible debt (75% of which is held by
*China*, for gawd's sake!). It has failed to fund the educational
improvements it brags about (like Bush would have a prayer of being
elected by an educated electorate!) It has adopted a secret energy
policy, and it has systematically dismantled our environmental
protections (it is, in the 21st century, evidently OK to **** where
the common people eat). Most disgusting of all, it has used a true
national disaster as a pretext for starting a totally irrelevant war.

This administration has consistently lied to us, and has lived up to
every dire prediction that has been made. These anti-patriots have
turned my beautiful United States into the scourge of the world, and I
cannot express my shame that 50% of Americans are wicked, greedy, or
stupid enough to have sent them back there the continue to drag our
country down into the dirt. Let us all please hope and pray that
this administration fails to maintain its record, and that no more of
the many realistic predictions of disaster actually come to pass.


-Richard, His Kanubic Travesty
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