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I feel your pain.  I have to think that one of the big reasons my job 
situation is so hopeless is that this stupid war has drained our country of 
vital capital.  At this point, I'd be thrilled to see an impeachment, even 
though I think we are suffering more from the ridiculous amount of 
regulation and not the policies of the current administration.  Still, I 
think Rumsfeld and his cronies are all incompetent.  While we're at it, we 
should impeach most of the Congress and the Supreme Court.

I laugh every time I see the crop of democratic candidates who can do 
nothing but bash Bush, but have no solutions of their own except their 
usual tax & spend model.  I've never seen a bigger group of people in such 
high positions so cosmically clueless.  John Edwards. 
Hahahahhahahahhahahahhhahah!

The California debacle is even more hilarious.  They ought to start 
gathering signatures right now so they can recall whoever takes over for 
Davis.

I see no problem with pulling all the troops out of Iraq right now.  Two 
wrongs don't make a right.

> If we had done nothing after 9/11, our economy
> would be worse off than it is now.

How do you figure?  I contend that 9/11 was a relatively small incident 
that  got sensationalized beyond all proportion.  It was the paranoia and 
fear that did the most damage, not the actual incident (as bad as that 
was).  Americans are a bunch of freaking wimps if one pinprick attack can 
depress or collapse our national economy!

And strangest of all, we have our attorney general, John Ashcroft, 
campaigning around the country in support of one of the most 
Constitutionally offensive pieces of legislation that ever passed (and 
almost no one in Congress read it--grounds for impeachment right there, as 
far as I'm concerned).


Gotta go beg for change...welcome to the NWO.



L8R,

Ben