On May 2, 8:29 am, JayTk...@webtv.net (Mr. JayT) wrote:

For me, I'm pretty well satisfied....

I'm satisfied to know that the same people who are crying and slinging
snot all over these gas pumps are the SAME ones who only 10 years
earlier were having this country spend $400 BILLION DOLLARS to find
that a married man will lie when asked on national television about
getting his dick sucked by someone other than his wife. I could've
saved this country an easy $100 billion and found the same thing.
Nope, instead...everyone wanted "integrity" in the White House. I'm
not pissed at Bush....he's done everything he said he was going to do
when he first ran for the office. "Let's go to the tapes"....review
what he said and you'll see he's done it.

With me having so little buying of gas out of my own pocket these
days, it affects me very little to have the prices where they are and
where they're going. Back in '00 when the prices creeped to $2/gallon
at the pumps, we had someone who was looking out for the people and
not being distracted by the bullshit. He stepped up against harsh
critics to keep the prices down and keep the gas companies from raping
the people. How do all of you Republicans/non-voting Democrats/
Independents like the "integrity" we have in the White House?

What I see coming up is a repeat though. We have to staunch candidates
in a fight for both their political careers and willing to step up and
hopefully do something. Instead of this country getting behind them
and staying on topic, we are having discussions about who came under
sniper fire in an embellished war story told to a closed group of
people and whether someone's pastor is racist and hates America. WTF?
Anyone who tells some story to some friends "embellishes" the story.
Those fish stories are whales who fought for over an hour on the line
and finally got into the boat damn near sinking it, and turns out to
be a 6" perch. And who agrees (like some zombie) with everything their
pastor says in a church? The great thing about this country is I am
free to go and find a church that suits me. If I don't agree with the
majority, I'm free to leave and go find something else. If I find one,
I would hope it woundn't be one that I'd agree 100%% with. If I did,
why even bother showing up? It's like going to take a test that you
are given the answers to. WTF? Real quick, a good pastor is one who
you feel comfortable around, you can share ideas with and someone
who's there for you when you need him. Although I don't agree with the
particular pastor in question and would likely never sit where he's
at, I can't help but to know that this is a pastor who's not a "joe"
but one who has a large following and is very respected in the
theological community.

Now, these two topics are as relevent to what affects you/I in day to
day life as whether Pres. Bill Clinton got a "blow job". Get your
heads out of your asses and stay on topic. You want to get this
country back on track, that's how to do it. Otherwise, and while you
want all this "integrity in the White House", all you people wanting
to vote "for the man" are going to keep paying the high gas prices,
having shit for health care, enjoying the planet being destroyed, and
watching our soldiers being killed in a bullshit mess we never
should've been in (and I'd like to point out that I was never "for it
before against it" and was against it a lot longer than Obama ever
thought of).

As for me, I thought a little ahead and got myself in a position to
not be too affected by those prices. So, go sling your tears and snot
on those ballots this November and remember what you're really voting
for. It's not about whether someone can visit Selma and only have
white guys in suits show up, or who can embellish as war story, or
even what somenoe's pastor once said. It seems the only time anyone
wants something done by the government is when it affects them
personally....