iowa poll

Posted on August 23, 2007 by garth

leading into the far-distant iowa caucuses, which show us what…iowans….think about presidential prospects, we find that 51% of Iowa Republicans want us out of Iraq in six months.
Not “51% of California Liberals” or “51% of New York Elites” or “51% of Miami Beach Crossdressers”
Those are Midwestern conservatives. People who, in a very real way, are responsible for getting our people in there where they are killed every day. People who helped us to achieve George W. Bush.

Why isn’t Congress bringing them home?

Congress won’t do it. They won’t even entertain the idea of impeachment. The Executive branch, wholly-owned subsidiary of GOP Inc and the Halliburton Corp, won’t. They don’t give two fucks. They like watching people get killed, it’s fun on the teevee.
The Judicial branch won’t do it. They are a minor holding of the above companies.

The only people who can do it are We the People. We have to engage in direct and indirect activities to get A) war-profiteering Democrats and 2) Cowardly congresscritters of any stripe OUT of congress, and get real Americans with some spine in. 2006 was a start…but it didn’t work. Congress rolled over on FISA, ran from the Bush Escalation, and won’t even THINK about impeachment. They practically need a lie-down every time Bush says “veto!” We need fighters and scrappers in congress, ones without the milky teat of corporate money clenched firmly between their teeth. The good part? We can elect them! WE can, not the corporate-owned media. But WE have to get off our asses. If the Dems won’t do it, the only logical reason is that they, or their masters, are profiting insanely from this disgusting meatgrinder they’ve built in Iraq. And they want it expanded into Iran and Syria!

So stand the fuck up and stop crying. We have 2008 coming up, and we have pressure we can bring til then. It’s Americans that got these fools elected and it’s Americans that will have to whip some ass if they don’t do what we want. Iowa Conservatives, California Liberals (hi!), New York Elites, and Miami Beach Crossdressers, everything between, beyond, and to all sides of them…If we don’t, no one will.

Reason #654322567

Posted on July 30, 2007 by garth

Why George W. Bush is the biggest spooge-ball to slide down the side of a wank-booth since his daddy left the White House.

“People have access to health care in America,” he told an audience in Cleveland. “After all, you just go to an emergency room.”

What he’s basically advocating is a system whereby everything breaks. Health care breaks…hospitals break….social systems break…our nation, which is seeming pretty broken already, breaks again, into tiny chunks. It’s easier to be big and rich on a tiny chunk of America, which you can hide or defend from the poor weak brown and smelly masses.
What we have in W is not an aberration. It’s the final, inevitable consequence of a rotten to the core system of crony capitalism as well as capitalism by privilege. He himself is a product of lying wealth, dealing with enemies, and class warfare, all the while professing hatred for the same.
It’s safe to say that the opposite of anything Bush says is what he intends. So when he says he wants to keep you safe…look out.

wow

Posted on July 19, 2007 by garth

never been here, but nice post.

Assuming that all uninsured sick children have the same kind of trust fund that Georgie had, Bush explains his rationale for denying health care and cutting off funding to the CHIP program.

“I support the initial intent of the program,” Bush said in an interview with The Washington Post after a factory tour and a discussion on health care with small-business owners in Landover. “My concern is that when you expand eligibility . . . you’re really beginning to open up an avenue for people to switch from private insurance to the government.”
Bravely misunderstanding the arguments of communist sympathizers like Sen. Grassley (R-Iowa) and Sen. Hatch (R-Utah), Bush continues to protect the delicate market system from the freeloading terror of poor kids with diseases.

In a seemingly unrelated story, the cost of the war in Iraq is now $444,519,508,302.

funny picher

Posted on April 10, 2007 by garth

Dude, I am so very, very tired of hearing how this guy’s going to solve everything in the world. look up the algerian war. ask me what character Petreus would be playing there? So, wev. It’s always going to be just around the corner, and you’ll never get the sweet satisfaction of dropping millions of proto-Americans off in the pool. That’s just how it is, and that’s what most people with any sanity have been saying for 4 years now.

(cross-posted at dailykos)