Impeachment Off The Table?

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OK, it's one poll, and there's no chance it will happen, but these numbers lead me to believe that we are one pissed-off nation right now and that everybody better duck.

 

I've passed this along to family and friends.

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If I can get into a compromising position with Kucinich's wife as a result, sign me up.

It must be great, to be married to a woman who can put your head between her breasts standing up, and you don't even have to bend your head down. Good for the spine.

 

I am in awe myself of this.

 

There's a pocket constitution joke in there somewhere that -- like Mrs. Kucinich's goodies to Mr. Kucinich when the lady wears heels -- remains just outside my grasp.

 

This generation's anger registered when Stephen Colbert, running a fake campaign, polled higher than legit candidates like Bill Richardson.
Or at least the generation that was engaged enough to care.
To me, that's the real worry. People will be so apathetic that as they get older, they'll just take it and who the hell knows what happens then.
I'm beginning to wonder if I'll even recognize the country in three decades. Could be a radically different place.

 

Lord knows ol' Dubya and his merry band of idiots have already done their best (or worst, I suppose) to change it.

 

Politics has always been the art of the possible, and prone to cause gut ache among people who want logic and honesty from their representatives. You can be apathetic, or you can go a different way. People thought they were voting for the anti-Clinton and got a smartass jet jockey. Pick better next time.

And by the way, if there's a choice you're delighted with, please spell it out. Politics is NOT the art of perfection. Pass the Tums.

 

Ever asked your grandparents or your great-grandparents about The Great Depression? That was hell compared to what we're bitching about now. The Hague was built for sick bums like Hitler who whacked 6 million people. Bush doesn't have the capability of pulling that off.

I found it, personally, insulting that Colbert got more votes than Richardson et al. I don't think it entirely means that folks are pissed off, because they already are. It's those in my generation who really think that guys like Stewart and Colbert are actual news. They are comedians and satirists. Nothing more, nothing less. Hell, my generation don't have enough attention span to sit down and watch 20 minutes of The Newshour or read the paper.

Impeachment isn't going to fucking happen and Pelosi and the Dems know that and as much talk as they do, they know it's not possible. So, sit back and put up with the next 14 months. We're almost to the end, we're almost there.

Jacky has a point: last Tuesday I went to vote in the city elections. Less than 5% of the eligible voters showed up. Many of them senior citizens. I was the only voter under age 55 who showed up at my precinct to vote. If everyone has their panties in the fucking bunch over next November, it would be nice if they take their fucking heads out of the sand and give a shit about what's going on in their own backyard. City, school, and county leaders are dictating public policy and we're spending our time trying to find a motherfucking loophole to get the Dynamic Duo out of Oval Office. The only way that will happen?: haul their asses to the booth (The lazy fucks who bitches about everything, and don't take the five minutes to vote. They should have no say at all. Those who votes have every right to speak.

Politics has and always will be a crapshoot. If the large block of voters take the time to read and learn more shit, other than a 30-second blurb and a celebrity pretending to be a know-it-all, the smarter we'll be when it comes to finding a problem-solver, not a bunch of talking heads on both sides of the political aisle.

Jacky, do you have the cherry Tums. Cherry Tums are good.

 

I'm a Wintergreen Tums kind of guy, myself.