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Tuesday, September 7, 2004 |
Latest Bush gaffe: "Too many good docs are getting out of business. Too many ObGyns are unable to practice their ... their love with women all across this country."
What's on a man's mind? You have to see and hear this.
(Via There Is No Cat)
10:42:27 PM 
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The Nation: "Today, 13.8 million poor Americans live in the suburbs - almost as many as the 14.6 million who live in central cities. The suburban poor represent 38.5 percent of the nation's poor, compared with 40.6 percent of the total who live in central cities."
And all that thanks to Bush, yes, the president with the record deficit. Hail to the chief (read thief)!
LA Times: "The federal deficit will hit a record $422 billion this year and $2.3 trillion over the next decade even if Congress does not enact the additional tax cuts President Bush is seeking, the Congressional Budget Office said today.
Making Bush's previous tax cuts permanent and fixing the Alternative Minimum Tax, which is taking an ever-bigger bite out of middle-class households, would more than double the decade-long shortfall to $5 trillion, the nonpartisan agency said. Proposals to partially privatize Social Security would add more red ink.
Even if Bush's tax cuts are allowed to expire and nothing is done about the minimum tax problem, the looming retirement of the baby boom generation will cause deficits to swell as Social Security and Medicare trust funds are gradually depleted."
Washington, we have a problem.
The terrorists can relax now, Bush will finish their job.
9:39:00 PM
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What if the whole world could vote in the U.S. presidential election? If Bush wants to rule the world, we all should be allowed to vote.
Have a try.
9:20:53 PM
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From The Pentagon's New Map: "For most countries, accommodating the emerging global rule set of democracy, transparency, and free trade is no mean feat, which is something most Americans find hard to understand." (via ICH)
The above militarist treatise is based on the myth of the 'global rule set of democracy, transparency and free trade'. With the advent of Bush, democracy is being broken down and practically non-existent in the US as Bush was not elected by the people, the transparency has gone and been replaced by a rewriting of history and politics by the administration and the corporate media, and free trade is only free for the West, for the US in particular. The viewpoint taken in this book by Thomas Barnett is essentially fascist, it even surpasses Hitler's grab at power. It's rampant in Pentagon circles. Four more years of Bush will mean four more years of more wars.
10:54:09 AM
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