Posted by
Jared Masters on Thursday, May 21, 2009 2:16:36 PM
In our human existence, more than most hypothetically are nothing less than a mixed motion of hype and fear. Fear of how others will perceive your factionary re-action, and just plain 'ol supposition based on evidence not proven.
Furthermore, when an individual is driven by how their own perception will be relayed back to them via resource networking such as the media including and not limited to friends, family, and acquaintances, the story almost always usually takes on that grand 'ol Texas tradition, "...to never let the truth get in the way of a good story". So without further ado in a once or twice upon a time:
1. United States Senator Jeff Sessions previously stated, "What are we going to let a bunch of bloggers run this Country?"
Obviously the entitlement to today's post somewhere around ta'day's news is in the can't confirm nor deny category, notwithstanding Sessions boy sure having no problem that lobbyists have been in his pocket throughout all the good times of the G-Dubya Bush years.
2. United States Speaker of the House of Representatives Nanci Pelosi giving a nod in the affirmative instead of an actual answer that she was "misled" by the CIA on the water boarding issue to keep the politics alive?
Again obviously the entitlement to today's post somewhere around ta'day's news is in the can't confirm nor deny category, notwithstanding Pelosi girl's loose lips sinking ships scenario aggrandizes somewhere around the old aged adage of what gets deeper the more you dig into it?
Moreover, the real deal is that our current political savvy are not adhering to the number one rule of an American Party and the "fave-rst-cars". Simply put, the American People want leadership that's flexible, accurate, verifiable, and economical to produce whereas relevantly simple to understand and timely complete with accessibility that's reliable and secure.
These are nowhere near new ideas although they certainly contain some of the kn~ew. Among the many, Charles Peters, previous Editor in Chief of the Washington Monthly wrote a book called "How Washington Really Works", and the first two chapters outline 1st; media, and 2nd; Lobbies curtailing the dilemmas these two entities prose as purposeful agenda.
In conclusion, it may be a mouthful statement that it's high time for some good 'ol fashion "procedural memory" because isn't the herein above stated simply put part exactly what every politician spouts off at the mouth to get elected? It's welcome to the real world here on planet earth where we have a new President & new Congress and it's high time We the People get the bang for our buck that we fork out while watching it all go right back into the hands of people it shouldn't while our shyster attorney type of political hype is throughing (throwing) sidewinders of confusion with their left hands and slapping us across the face with their rights.
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