Tuesday, February 28, 2006
Earth to President! Earth to President!
This just chaps my rear end.
This administration keeps saying that there is some sort of global war on terror, for which we should meekly surrender hard won civil liberties, and at the same time is very willing, despite warnings from trusted sources, to hand over important port operations in six cities to a company with Middle East ties.
The VP and his beer drinking pals cover up a hunting accident which was sufficiently serious to send one man to the hospital for several days.
They eavesdrop on ordinary people with not even a hint or probably cause, wasting who knows how much time and money.
Despite a border that is anything but secure, they aim to protect wealthy drug companies by seizing the urgently needed medications brought in from Canada to assist our poorest and most vulnerable citizens.
Finally, somebody wakes up to help the honest people being crushed by the worst and greediest administration in history.
The story is in the LA Times.
'Bout damn time.
This administration keeps saying that there is some sort of global war on terror, for which we should meekly surrender hard won civil liberties, and at the same time is very willing, despite warnings from trusted sources, to hand over important port operations in six cities to a company with Middle East ties.
The VP and his beer drinking pals cover up a hunting accident which was sufficiently serious to send one man to the hospital for several days.
They eavesdrop on ordinary people with not even a hint or probably cause, wasting who knows how much time and money.
Despite a border that is anything but secure, they aim to protect wealthy drug companies by seizing the urgently needed medications brought in from Canada to assist our poorest and most vulnerable citizens.
Finally, somebody wakes up to help the honest people being crushed by the worst and greediest administration in history.
The story is in the LA Times.
Amid mounting criticism of its crackdown on mail-order medications, U.S. Customs has released hundreds of seized packages to consumers since Friday, said Canadian pharmacies and U.S. lawmakers on Tuesday.
'Bout damn time.
