Last month’s YouTube phenomenon was Miss South Carolina, Lauren Caitlin Upton. Bloggers all over the country have made fun of her (including myself). I was talking with some friends of mine wondering what her future might be. We thought maybe a rich politician might make her his wife. One friend said porn. I have another idea – President of the United States of America. Crazy you say?
This is awesome. Couldn’t happen to a nicer guy. (Although it’s probably Republican pranksters – I hope White House security is better than this).
Two years later.
New Orleans is still in ruin.
They’ve got football but no levees.
The most powerful man in the world, the President of the United States hasn’t done anything to help.
We should be ashamed.
No not to resign – that should have happened about 4 months ago. No the good choice was to choose today when everyone is talking about Michael Vick.
(That’s how overblown the Vick story has become.)
Don’t you just love when CNN posts historical articles?
Hold on – this article is from today? I could have sworn it was from 2003.
If you need a good laugh today and you haven’t seen this video of George Bush dancing at the Malaria day awareness event at the White House yesterday, do yourself a favor and watch.
Yesterday I was stuck in Cincinnati between flights. While waiting I was afforded the opportunity to watch George Bush’s press conference on the current federal prosecutor scandal that currently has the attention of the Senate. It was quite a showing. I still get a kick out of him attempting to grasp English, but not the point I am planning to make.
Ever since George Bush became President, he has been less than forthcoming regarding the inner workings of the White House. Whether it be Halliburton, the Valerie Plame incident, the lead up to the Iraq War and the search for WMD, or the current situation – George Bush and his gang of cronies operate like the mob. They say nothing, and if caught, smile and still say nothing. No, this President won’t rat on his rats, err, I mean people. Never mind that one of the people he should be ratting on right now, is the nation’s chief law enforcement official, the person charged with creating a law and order atmosphere.
Whether or not Alberto Gonzalez conspired with Bush and Karl Rove to fire eight prosecutors that dared investigate corruption in the government is not wholly the issue. The President said yesterday that these men and women serve at the will of the President. What he doesn’t seem to realize is that they are also charged with investigating crimes – even if the criminals are their bosses. By firing these lawyers for doing this, and then trashing their reputations by saying they were fired for performance issues (one has rightly asked for a public apology), the President has made an example of what happens to those that dare cross him. How does this serve justice?
So now the President has been caught. Months after his Republicans Continue reading