I find the trouble with blogging is you never know if someone’s reading the damn thing. You post to it but rarely hear back.
I could post my feelings about Bush; see if the government is reading it, I would at least feel better perhaps about it all.
This election is upsetting to just under half of those who were able to vote. I’m not convinced either that fraud hasn't taken place. I noticed that in all the counting and re-counting the only mistakes reported were in favor of Bush. Why? Isn’t it odd? You would think something would be brought up that Kerry received votes that were not his but you don’t. I can’t help but think the Republicans fixed the election. I have no trust in them, their moral values, or what they stand for. It seems they think it’s okay to spread humors and lies about their opponents and if people believe it—too bad.
These conservative talk show host make their rhetoric sound like news, it’s only when pressed they omit its opinion. A very dangerous game is being played here and I can’t help but think our country is ripe for civil disobedience and even war. The Blue versus the Red states for control of the country. As it stands now I couldn’t vote for a Republican, even if they proved themselves to be of good character and sound mind. I have stopped associating with Republican friends, I didn’t bother to send them Christmas cards, I canceled invitations, I just can’t tolerate being around them and these feelings are growing rather then diminishing.
The only thing that would work for me is for this President to concede that he lied, his party and friends help get him elected by illegal means and that he was tried for war crimes and crimes against our country. After the firing squad and his body burned and scattered in the open sea, I might begin to feel that our country is once again a good place to live.
I’m looking at Canada more and more. Canada, the land of the free, the smart and the peaceful.