It has become clear what the Democrat strategy will be in the 06 elections.
More of the same!
Listening to the statements of their leaders, we learn two things, their DNC approved main taking points will be "culture of corruption" and endless comparison of GWB to Hitler.
I don't believe either of these pieces of crapola will gain any traction.
Any talk of corruption begs for comparison of the rampant corruption of the morally bankrupt Clinton administration which will not reflect well on St Hilary, the piano legged. The endless attacks against GWB elicit jaw breaking yawns from all but the left fringe. (Hello Democrats! Hasn't anyone told you that GWB will not be running for political office?)
At this point in time, the Dems should be running to the right, (to pull the wool over our eyes). Instead they are still raving like the lunatics they are.
I guess there is more than a hint of truth about Bush Derangement Syndrome
Tuesday, January 24, 2006
Tuesday, January 10, 2006
Damn you Beamish!
The Childhood Meme, (I've been tagged!)
My life as a child (under 15) in 50 words or less:
I was raised by my Grandparents until I was 10 years old. Although My parents lived there too, I never saw them except weekends. They both worked second shift jobs. At ten, my parents bought their own house and I moved in with them where I was expected to look after my two younger brothers. I started working for my father at thirteen when I was a freshman in high school
Where were you a kid?
Evansville Indiana, I still live here.
Given the choice, were you barefoot or did you wear shoes?
Barefoot, I had some tough feet!
Were you a city kid or a country kid?
Its difficult to explain. Although we lived in the city, we raised chickens etc. and we had a huge truck garden that grandpa cultivated with a Gravley two wheel tractor. We sold the extra produce to stores and off the front porch.
Stupidest thing you did before the age of 15:
I almost burnt the house down burning the trash on a windy day.
Do you know how to play Kick the Can?
Yes
What else did you play in groups?
Red Rover and 50 different versions of Scrub, (Baseball without enough people to make two teams.) Army, Cowboys and Indians, Football, Basketball.....
Worst injury?
A tie between getting a small piece of metal in the optic nerve of my left eye and going blind for three days, (they call it sympathetic blindness), or almost taking my kneecap off with an ax.
Do you agree with Bob Seger's line in Against the Wind, (I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then)?
No. Ignorance may be bliss, but only to the ignorant!
Elijah, If you're reading this you're tagged. You can do it here.
DM, tag!
Hjordes, my favorite Nordic goddess, (If you have the time), Tag, you're it!
;^)
My life as a child (under 15) in 50 words or less:
I was raised by my Grandparents until I was 10 years old. Although My parents lived there too, I never saw them except weekends. They both worked second shift jobs. At ten, my parents bought their own house and I moved in with them where I was expected to look after my two younger brothers. I started working for my father at thirteen when I was a freshman in high school
Where were you a kid?
Evansville Indiana, I still live here.
Given the choice, were you barefoot or did you wear shoes?
Barefoot, I had some tough feet!
Were you a city kid or a country kid?
Its difficult to explain. Although we lived in the city, we raised chickens etc. and we had a huge truck garden that grandpa cultivated with a Gravley two wheel tractor. We sold the extra produce to stores and off the front porch.
Stupidest thing you did before the age of 15:
I almost burnt the house down burning the trash on a windy day.
Do you know how to play Kick the Can?
Yes
What else did you play in groups?
Red Rover and 50 different versions of Scrub, (Baseball without enough people to make two teams.) Army, Cowboys and Indians, Football, Basketball.....
Worst injury?
A tie between getting a small piece of metal in the optic nerve of my left eye and going blind for three days, (they call it sympathetic blindness), or almost taking my kneecap off with an ax.
Do you agree with Bob Seger's line in Against the Wind, (I wish I didn't know now what I didn't know then)?
No. Ignorance may be bliss, but only to the ignorant!
Elijah, If you're reading this you're tagged. You can do it here.
DM, tag!
Hjordes, my favorite Nordic goddess, (If you have the time), Tag, you're it!
;^)
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