More Civil Than I Feel

by Bryan

9 comments

1 Badtux { 05.23.07 at 12:01 am }

Gutless.

Sigh.

2 Scorpio { 05.23.07 at 2:17 am }

And worse — a “secret war on Iran”.

Bush is such and unbelievable, shitful monster.

3 skippy { 05.23.07 at 2:26 am }

i know i’m going against the accepted wisdom, but ralph nader is looking more and more prescient about the dems and the repubs these days.

4 Steve Bates { 05.23.07 at 10:14 am }

I feel betrayed. And from one who has had plenty of political disappointments in his life, that’s a strong statement.

I may have to write Pelosi a letter like the one I once wrote Joe Biden regarding his condemnation of Bill Clinton for the Lewinsky affair, a letter that began, “Dear Sen. Biden: Whatever were you thinking?”

What, indeed, were they thinking? Reid’s explanation of their “reason” (and I use the word loosely) for removing timelines from the bill was completely unsatisfactory.

Why, exactly, did so many of us bust our butts to send these people to Congress?

5 Bryan { 05.23.07 at 1:08 pm }

We’ll have to wait for the vote, and it damn well better be a roll call, so we know who the traitors are, because they are traitors to the people who elected them.

6 Karen { 05.23.07 at 7:35 pm }

I just dont get it either…its so much better to make this ass-wipe of a Potus to keep having to veto acceptable bill to get his funds than to allow him to dictate terms. Blah!

7 Bryan { 05.23.07 at 10:25 pm }

I wouldn’t have changed a word on the supplemental, but I might have agreed to take out all of the other funding, and then sent it back with a message that this is the best deal there is.

8 Mad Kane { 05.23.07 at 11:16 pm }

Thanks so much for linking my latest political limerick! And to think I had been feeling somewhat optimistic about the Dems. But push comes to shove, they always seem to let us down!

9 Bryan { 05.23.07 at 11:32 pm }

They don’t seem to understand how much real power they have, or are afraid to use it.