…I don’t. I don’t blame Massachusetts voters for staying home, not in the least. It’s exactly what I plan on doing.
A recap of recent worthy reads after the jump…
Scott Brown Day, a Continuing Celebration, Part I
Scott Brown Day, a Continuing Celebration, Part II
Scott Brown Day, a Continuing Celebration, Part III
Scott Brown Day, a Continuing Celebration, Part IV
One cannot even imagine anything more horrible than the end of the Democratic majority. Therefore, passing a terrible bill that everyone knows is only being enacted as a political ploy to keep the Democrats in power is the best, in fact only, move, because it keeps the Democrats in power.
Witness Massachusetts.
And I just have to point out one more time, there is no health care in this bill. It mandates the purchase of insurance, but does not mandate that insurance companies pay for whatever care you need. Who’s gonna come out ahead in such a transaction?
Deftones – Cherry Waves (acoustic version)
The past couple years of blogging have really turned me off to politics — especially the election of Barack Obama. I think most of my revulsion is personally, because looking at the way same liberals defend Obama is a mirror reflection of how people like me, when I happily blogged from the left and attacked Bush with vitriol and vile on a daily basis.
Not that I’ve turned some sort of corner and come to believe that there’s any redeeming values to the Duyba Administration. Hardly. If the latter quarter of this decade has brought any change to my political stances, it lies in how I’ve grown to hate the process of politics. If you say you’re “progressive” then you have to blindly defend Obama, and visa versa for my counterparts on the right. And if you say something that strays away from the preassigned talking points, suddenly you’re an asshole.
Formatting for this posted was borrowed (and inexpertly applied) from one BDR, who’s recent post And I Myself Have Whitened in the Weathers Of Heaped-Up Januaries is one of those posts I could only wish to have created. Go, read.
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Thanks for spotlighting BDR’s and Adam’s posts. Good stuff.
My biggest fear from Brown’s victory (not Browns’ victory, ’cause that’ll never happen) is that more and more politicians will think it’s okay to birthday suit around before his/her corporate servitude. Shudder.
.-= Randal Graves´s last blog ..Clash of the Titans =-.
Thanks for the link!
Randal: If Brown’s daughters run for office and want to jaunt around in their birthday suits, I’m fine with that.