GSS1956
tey
dwallen
i stopped responding to "him" a long time ago. it serves no useful purpose in any discussion.
i did watch two interviews from fox news with their own correspondents, who may soon get fired.
they both were on the ground, one at the highway where people are locked in and unable to leave, and geraldo, who i'm not fond of, at the astrodome or whatever they call that stadium where people were told to go for safety and are also prevented from leaving.
neither group of people are allowed to leave and supplies are just now coming in after 5 days.
one of the announcers on the scene was interviewing some woman politician, i believe a senator, and he cut her off saying, "i don't think the public is interested in politicians saying how wonderful other politicians are for trying to do something, the honorable this and the honorable that have been in meetings trying to do this or that, while people here at the center of the disaster are walking through **** and dead bodies and have nothing to eat or fresh water."
i expect he will soon be out of a job.
hannity, talking to one of the real reporters on the ground, said we need to get some perspective, and he was cut off by the reporters with "this is the perspective."
if i can find the sites again i will post them.
nothing i can find suggests truth to looters shooting at the police. i don't think it is a race issue, i think it is a class issue.
they are poor, we are rich, **** them until i can get a photo opp.
someones ass needs to be impeached. severals someones.
unfortunately the democratic party stinks. where are their leaders? why isn't that party speaking out.
although i detest the man, i don't know if i can directly blame him. he did of course name someone with no experience at disaster control to be the head of fema.
"it was the best of times. it was the worst of times."
i hope madam de farge does not run out of wool.