oh, media
can't believe the tribune is giving a forum for such views! (and all this time i thought keillor was easy listening, crocheting by the fire fare.)
maybe he can lead the charge of minnesotans against another round of trade center footage before the pr team reinfects the rest of us. do they really expect this to work.. again? haven't even the staunchest supporters of the war tired of having their fears played like a fiddle?
maybe he can lead the charge of minnesotans against another round of trade center footage before the pr team reinfects the rest of us. do they really expect this to work.. again? haven't even the staunchest supporters of the war tired of having their fears played like a fiddle?
posted by Kerri at Wednesday, March 01, 2006
3 Comments:
The article seems a bit broken off, doesn't it? It's great to hear someone like Keillor, though, actually standing up and deploring this nightmarish government (unfortunately that's not hyperbole).
My argument would sound a lot like Keillor's with a similarly abrupt halt, because it's difficult to imagine a post-Bush era at this point. Cheney taking over is clearly not an improvement, really what can be accomplished and undone without removing the entire administration? Senate hearings might at least connect all the dots of deceit and abuse of power for the record and hopefully reaffirm the boundaries of the office for our future leaders.
Exactly. Whenever I get these Impeach Bush! emails, I want to reply: Do you really want Cheney to run things? We've already turned Iraq into civil war. I'm guessing we'll turn tail pretty soon, like we did in Vietnam, and then head into Iran next. Such awful times.
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