Hail to the Thief

As things begin to fall apart for our fearful leader, I thought I'd take an opportunity to refer you all to an article on another George in Newsweek last week. George Clooney is tired of liberal being a dirty word and, frankly, so am I. We're not all barefoot, treehugging, anti-administration but pro-big government neo-hippies anymore. And at least we don't have to put loaded words like compassionate in front of our moniker to show that we care about people.

Some people say everything works in a cycle no matter who's in office; that the nation's surplus and balanced budget going to a chaotic tailspin into billions of deficit dollars is noone's fault. It's just the cycle of economy and culture. Alright, maybe. But with the recent insights into this administration's incompetence, I think it's safe to say that it's time for a change. I'm tired of choosing the lesser of two evils and still getting the greater one anyway. Liberal politics needs a savior. We don't need Hilary Clinton, who will get votes just cause she's a she and not because of her qualifications. We don't need John Kerry or his wife's ketchup money. We need someone who's not afraid of being liberal, and who understands that sometimes, like, say when a major part of the country is in disastor and people are losing lives and homes and jobs, politics aren't the answer.

Sometimes I think Martin Sheen and Genna Davis should run for president.

Brad