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Environmentalist Blog political blog anti-bush blogMany people I know voted for Bush because they're NRA fanatics, and now, low and behold, Ashcroft and Bush are both saying they'll uphold the assault weapons ban. Aww, shucks, you guys voted for a man who wants to take away your union and your kids' clean air because you thought he wouldn't send jack booted thugs to take your guns. Now you're screwed! What good are your guns going to do you when your kids have asthma and you have no health care? And, to top it all off, Ashcroft and Shrub have refused to search gun purchase records to see what kind of guns suspected terrorists purchased. Lovely. Way to go! You single issue fanatics are screwing us all. Check out this miserable failure. And here's another miserable failure. And yet another miserable failure. Are we seeing a pattern of miserable failures here? The Bumper Banner combines the internet with the bumper sticker allowing you to print anti-Bush bumper stickers and slogans from your pc and display them on your vehicle using our lightweight weatherproof sign holder. Choose from hundreds of pre-made slogans or design your own. Speak your mind and take your message to the street! Ironminds
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George W. Bush ... Ready or Not
I
feel better already. I mean, as a working guy, I'm
hopefuller that when the rich people who employ me get
that big tax cut, maybe they'll ease up and let my
union have a - dare I say it - four percent raise next
time we negotiate! Maybe they won't try to worsen
conditions. Maybe all that money will make them relax
a little, and not try to squeeze so much profit out of
the workers. And, the extra $140 a year I save on my
taxes can go to my increased electric bill (most of
which goes to Texas energy producers). Oh- wait, I
have to use that $140 to pay for the rise in the cost
of gasoline next year. No, wait, I have to use that
money for.... Well, I guess those millionaires who
will be getting a bigger percentage tax cut than me
will give me a raise. Maybe I've misunderestimated
them.
Letter to CNN, Jan. 20, 2001:
Stuart
Rosenburg of CNN said:
"George
Bush is likely to be a better role model for the
country than was Bill Clinton."
Let's
see... Bush has horrible grammar, mangled syntax,
invents words that don't exist, and doesn't know the
first thing about geography, the environment, or
world politics. He won't tell the truth about his
past (?) drug use, about being AWOL from the
National Guard, or about his shady business
exploits. And we're supposed to think he's a better
role model because he won't receive oral sex from an
intern....?
Man,
is this country screwed.
Scott
Supak
supak.com
By Scott Supak on Saturday, January 20, 2001 - 04:21 pm: Ah,
the rub. When the right tries to argue issues, they
sound silly. Like, when the new president says we need
to relax environmental regulations to allow energy
producers in California to run full tilt. Does he not
know that almost half of the plants are down for
maintenance and that is the real cause of the
electricity crisis here? Of course he knows. He wants
to relax environmental laws to make the people who got
him elected richer. He wants to give them a good
return on their investment. And this is so obvious
that he just sounds, well, obvious.... So, after years
of realizing how cruel and stupid they sound when they
support a position that will actually give children
lung diseases, they attack the personal lives of their
targets. They're conspicuously quiet when one of their
own screws up (Gingrich, Swaggart, Watt, Meese, North,
etc), but are predictably loud when someone with whom
they cannot argue makes mistakes. |
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