will the bush burn?
and as the new year warms its legs and begins its run, my mind drifts ahead to the forthcoming elections. perhaps there is hope after all.
Posted by jeff pitcher at January 6, 2004 02:20 PM
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Although aware of American domestic issues, I can't speak fluently to the bush's internal policies. I do however hope that, come next November, we can all hold hands and watch the bush burning. It will be a "weenie roast" to look forward to.
Posted by: Karin at January 7, 2004 08:18 PM
If the Democrats don't stop bickering like cheerleaders running for prom queen our weenie roast may be rained out. Why is that that evil can show a united front why humanity scatters itself in hysteria?
Posted by: summer at January 8, 2004 04:57 PM
This all seems absurd to me. Democrats or Republicans--it there really any difference. It was a Democrat (Bill Clinton), not a Republican, who started us on the heavy hard road to globalization. Is Dean our hero or just another schmuck who stood in the presidential line. If only there were a law that stated in clear, precise language that each and every presidential candidate would be fucked violently in the ass. It would need to be right before they filed their candidacy--not after. This would probably weed out all but the most power hungry. At least then we'd know who we were dealing with.
Posted by: Christian Kiefer at January 8, 2004 10:26 PM
just another one of the reasons I love you Christian. :)
Posted by: summer at January 9, 2004 04:47 PM
just another one of the reasons I love you Christian. :)
Posted by: summer at January 9, 2004 04:47 PM
saying that Clinton is responsible for globalization is pretty much like saying Gore invented the internet. The ass drubbing comment is pretty funny. The futile indifference I see all over the place is sad. And people who don't try and make a difference deserve the ass fucking George Bush has been giving them.
Posted by: trex at January 12, 2004 01:20 PM
