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SHAME ON ALL OF THEM

Sat, 25 Mar 2006 01:33:40 GMT

SHAME ON ALL OF THEM

I knew it was a matter of time before election year spins would begin, using terror, gay "issue", abortion, but not issues like accountability, the economy , energy , environment ,deficit, security here at home, health care etc.....

Last week the Intelligence commitee decided there was going to be no investigation into the secret warrantless wiretapping , because it was a "party line" decision, and not because they had found that it was legal or had verified its legality the are not going to be looking into the possibility that the President failed to fullfill his oath to uphold the law,is not a priority to those that voted for no investigation....they don't care about laws.

I personally do not care what side of the "party" anyone is on as long as they represent us all fairly, this is a shameful disgrace. Neither side is looking out for the people they swore to protect, to respect and to represent. They seem to have forgotten about and good portion of Americans, not just those that agree with the majority ,or donate the most contributions , not just the wealthiest, or those in your "party" or team, and only the ones that fit one "religious" view of what is acceptable.

We are all one nation filled with many Americans of many beliefs, many colors, many differences. We are nation of diversity, we are a nation of laws, a Constitutional Republic that was designed to preserve individual rights and to limit the power of government for their protection., the separation of powers, designed by those that founded this Nation to protect us from government officials acquiring too much power, because if an official could acquire such power, he could become like a tyrant and violate individual rights. This is happening under Republican watch. I was not raised to overlook such gross negligence, and abuse of power I was taught to respect the law we live under, the values I was taught was to be accountable for my actions and choices that is a standard I can assume we all strive to live by, regardless of party affiliation of political views. That only but one man stood up to demand that standard, is a failure of every member of Congress to uphold their oath to me an American citizen.

Senator Feingold was the only one that stood up to hold this administration to that standard and to account for the secret wiretapping, to demand at the very least a debate about the legality of the Presidents actions. President Bush in his press conference a few days ago, did not say it was legal, he called it wiretapping terrorists, he gave me a glimpse of what is to come in terror slogans, he asked if we would elect anyone that that said they were against wiretapping terrorists ..... Someone should tell the President that when you wiretap American citizens without a warrant, in secret, calling them terrorists will not work with the AMERICAN PEOPLE as well as calling the IRAQI's terrorists did and still does.

All Americans may not agree on everything that is done by elected officials but it is hypocritical to pretend living under moral values from those preaching them when at every turn there is deceit , corruption, blatant abuse of power and a complete devoidness of compassion for the people at the bottom of the spectrum, where is the outrage for that ? There is no denying the actual results of the leadership so far.

Shame on all the representatives of Congress that have allowed all this to go on under their watch with no demand for accountability.

THIS IS OUR PRESIDENT ?

Sat, 25 Mar 2006 01:32:51 GMT

THIS IS OUR PRESIDENT?

Chatter: Won’t Get Fooled Again: The president, protests and profanity - City Chatter goes to war.

At first, it seems like a potential disaster. The scuttlebutt on the floor of the grand ballroom inside the Renaissance Hotel is that the White House plans to suppress risky questions. There’s talk that the administration doesn’t want to play by the City Club’s “open forum” rules and has hand-picked friendly Republicans to stand by the microphones. After all, when President Bush is caught off guard he has a tendency to invent new words or mash up old cliches with Who lyrics.

“We suspected he’d manipulate the Q&A,” says Walt Nicholes, a member of Cleveland Peace Action. “We were promised there would be a lottery, that eight people would be randomly selected to ask the president questions. We learned just now, that has been changed. The president gets to pick. But he’s not going to see anyone past the front tables. Most of those are Republican-run, corporate tables.”

And as the room begins to fill, something else becomes apparent — state Republicans are snubbing their president. There is no sign of Ken Blackwell or Jim Petro or Mike DeWine. Are they distancing themselves during an election year, when Bush’s approval rating is lower than Nixon’s at the height of Watergate?

“I wouldn’t read anything into it,” non-answers Ohio GOP Chairman Bob Bennett.

Representatives from Huntington Bank seat themselves next to attorneys from Buckley King as lunch was served: chipotle-seasoned chicken with rice and beans (diversity!), with apple cobbler for dessert (tradition!).

Local press are then corralled into a small roped-off square, sequestered. Action News blowhard Matt Stevens is forced to tease within inches of Channel 5’s Tracy Carloss. And that’s just not cool. Channel 3’s Tom Beres wisely hides with the union cameramen.

Eventually all utensils are taken from the tables — lest someone fork the president? — and husky Secret Service men begin keeping people from the exits. The crowd rises as President Bush walks on stage, in front of a thrown-together backdrop of Cleveland’s cityscape. Bankers hold aloft videophones, trying to capture the moment in a few hundred grainy pixels.

As everyone takes their seats, Bush warms up the crowd with a short monologue. He talks about his invitation to speak in Cleveland. Bush claims City Club directors told him, “We believe in free speech, so you’re going to give us a speech for free.” When he laughs at his own joke, he sounds just like Will Ferrell.

Above the stage hang two giant flat screens which broadcast his talking head like misplaced props from Orwell’s 1984. The effect is creepy.

The real meat of his speech is the story of how America — which he pronounces “’Merica” — brought freedom to the Iraqi town of Tall ’Afar — pronounced alternately as “Talifer,” “Talafur” and “Tal Lafar.” But it’s a good speech, full of the harsh imagery of liberating a country in the midst of what we’re not supposed to call a civil war.

Then he stresses that in Iraq, “most of the country has remained relatively peaceful.” Not a good way to close in a city that lost nearly an entire battalion in the Iraqi town of Haditha last August.

“We will not leave that country to the terrorists that attacked America,” Bush says in closing.

Then comes the Q&A.

Bush points stage right to a woman standing a few rows back. She wants to know if the president, as a Christian, believes the war on terror is the beginning of the Apocalypse? (Boo-ya! Score one for the unvetted wackos.)

Again, the Will Ferrell laugh. “I haven’t really thought of it that way,” says Bush, before launching into several minutes of stump-speech-level rhetoric on security. He then tries the other side of the room.

A man standing there asks the president how he could restore confidence in his administration after invading Iraq over weapons that did not exist.

Whoa. Tough crowd.

Somewhere in his rambling answer about Saddam’s fascist regime, Bush says, “Look, we’re caring people. No one likes beheadings.” Yes, sir, we are against beheadings. Nice save.

Another man asks about Bush’s policy of “warrantless wiretaps.” “He’s talking about the terrorist surveillance program,” Bush tells the crowd, admitting that the issue is “quite a kerfluffle.” Put that way, it sounds not only constitutional, but cute.

Visibly worn after facing unusually relevant questions, Bush looks out at the crowd and says, “Anybody work here in this town?” He probably means it as a joke, suggesting we should return to our jobs and leave him alone. It falls flat, though, in a city not long ago dubbed the poorest in the nation.

He leaves the stage, stepping into an orgy of young Republicans seeking autographs. The local press remain confined until Bush has left the room and are forced to make due with Bob Bennett again, who has ever-so-casually passed by the reporters on his way out. What? You want to interview me on camera again? Well, OK. — James Renner

FAMILIA

Mon, 18 Apr 2005 23:46:34 GMT

DEJEN MENSAJE!!!

KEEPING IN TOUCH

Mon, 18 Apr 2005 22:16:25 GMT

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Photo Album: family & friends

Mon, 18 Apr 2005 17:32:12 GMT

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Blog list: Blog list

Sat, 25 Mar 2006 01:39:21 GMT

DAILY KOS
Daily dosage of FACTS
TALKING POINTS
When the truth matters
Think Progress
You must think of progress or you stay in the dark

Music List: my music

Mon, 13 Mar 2006 20:45:10 GMT

my music

kaleth Morales: Vivo en el limbo

Custom List: LINKS TO EXPLORE

Thu, 09 Mar 2006 18:08:15 GMT

LINKS TO EXPLORE

Numa Numa Dance
Just something to make you smile
The Preacher
you will laugh til you cry
GIAS MY SPACE
so many spaces so little time :D
http://profiles.yahoo.com/nutinsspittles
Nutins Page :D
Defend AMerica
Support our troops!
Greg Palast
STAY INFORMED
Veterans for Common Sense
WAKE UP AMERICA

Music List: mine

Mon, 18 Apr 2005 22:01:15 GMT

mine

Beatles: Across the UniverseUltra Rare Trax Vol. 3
John Mayer: DaughtersHeavier Things
O-Zone: Dragostea din tei
Gary Wright: Dream Weaver
: Fiona Apple - Nothin's Gonna Change My World
Tom Petty: Free Falling
Reba McEntire: He Gets That From MeRoom To Breathe
Ray Charles: Here We Go Again (with Norah Jones)Genius Loves Company
Nickelback: Hero
Pink Floyd: Hey YouThe Wall
Chris Isaak: I WonderTin Cup
: Keane - Somewhere Only We Know (2)
Carlos Vives: La CelosaClasicos de la Provincia
Brad Paisley: Little MomentsMud On The Tires (Advance)
: Los Inquietos Vallenatos - Quiero Saber De Ti
Vallenato: Obsecion
Enya: Only Time (Radio Edit)Only Time CDS
Lynard Skynard: Simple Man
Enya: The Sun in the StreamCelts
Kenny Chesney: The Woman With YouWhen The Sun Goes Down
lynard skynard: Tuesday's Gone.
Brad Paisley: Two People Fell In Love
: Vallenatos - Los Diablitos - Tu vas a volar
Travis Tritt: What Say You
Brad Paisley: Whiskey Lullaby Feat. Alison KraussMud On The Tires
Alison Krauss: You say it best when you say nothing at all

Music List: class

Mon, 18 Apr 2005 22:01:11 GMT

class

: aylatbmix
: Bellini - Samba De Janeiro (ddr Mix)
Brooklyn Bounce: Born To Bounce
beenie man: DUDEnow 57
DJ Scribble: Essential Dance 2000
Daddy Yankee Feat. N.O.R.E.: Gasolina (Remix)DJ Creme-The Remix Album
: Gigi Dagostino - The Riddle
Ray Charles: Here We Go Again (with Norah Jones)Genius Loves Company
: Keane - Somewhere Only We Know (2)
: Mc Mario Mixdown 2001 - Dj Kay Cee - Escape (club Mix)
: O-Zone - Dragostea din tei (Almighty mix)
Dance Mix: Put Your Hands Up in the AirUntitled - New CD (3)
Gwen Stefani: Rich GirlLove.Angel.Music.Baby
Paul Oakenfold: Set Me free
: Sweet Lullaby (Natural Trance
Loreena McKennitt: The Mummers' DanceThe Book Of Secrets
Usher Feat. Lil' Jon and Ludac: YeahYeah (Promo CDS)
Barry White: You Sexy Thing
Barry White: You Sexy Thing