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This Election Was Personal - And Angry

This election was exhausting.  The campaigns were passionate in a time when deep fears griped each of us.  Even George Bush supporters believe he was treated unfairly by world events beyond his control - but those events happened to all of us.  All of us, Americans and our fellow earthly citizens, have been deeply impacted [...]



Tragic Leaps of Emotional Logic

There is something terribly wrong in our country.  Leaps of logic are flying in random patterns of chaos.  The other day there was a letter to the editor in our local paper that stated emphatically that Barack Obama is a Muslim - the evidence, Obama’s middle name and his father was from Africa.  What is [...]



The Hypocrisy of John McCain

This article is three fold: Hypocrisy, associations, and health of John McCain:
Hyprocrisy:
John McCain continues to disgrace the name of McCain.  Is there no redeeming quality in this man?  Has he lost all sense of dignity?  His own party is running from him.  He is driving the Republican Party into the ground.  When this election is [...]



John McCain is Dangerous

There is no other way to say this - John McCain is Dangerous.  We marvel at how McCain’s temper has been dismissed by his colleagues as passion or masculine maturity.  John McCain is an abusive person.
This video is partisan - we admit - but the people are real and their perspective is real.  And no [...]



Redneck War Debate

We called the television station down the road in St. Joe to ask about the debate.  We wanted to know what they was gonna ask those fellas, McCain and Obama.  They tode us that they is not asking any questions.  Someone in one of the big cities gets to ask the questions.  Well, we had [...]



Nasty Campaigns by Angry Old Men

Nasty wins in short term political elections - but nasty does not serve well as a way of life - or as a way of domestic or foreign policy. But that is what the country has experienced. So now we have a new election. The election of 2008 will be studied closely by historians. This [...]