John McCain VP Candidate Sanford Draws Blank On Differences With Bush

John McCain's surrogate and VP candidate Mark Sanford, Drew a blank today when asked what would be the differences of a John McCain economic policy, and Bush's. So the man who could be his VP pick could not even think of a difference between John McCain's economic policies and Bush's economic policy. Sounds good don't it? I mean look theses guys are sooo prepared. I mean think how great it would be if this lack of preparation was unleashed on the White House. Oh wait it has George Bush... Ok well just another example then of John McCain being a continuation of George Bush. Here is some video enjoy...

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Arnold On McCain : Its What He Does, Not What He says...

There is a Great story with Video Here about Arnold's interview this weekend. Where he tells people to not listen to what John McCain says but watch what he has done and what he does to see what kind of candidate he will be. That is right on. If people really start looking into that they will find that the Straight Talk Express is really nothing more than a huge fraud.

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KARMA

Yes that is cruel. What is more cruel though is going in front of the American people everyday and lying. So I believe that Karma is in full effect here. I also expect more of this in the future. You can't do as many horrible things as this administration has and escape unscathed. Either way Karma will get them.

An Analogy of The Bush Foreign Policy

Here is a great story, That has a little more meaning to it then just the story that it is about. It is in essence a GIANT analogy of the Bush Foreign Policy. It is sad but it is news we need to hear.

The Wedding Crashers: A Short Till-Death-Do-Us-Part History of Bush's Wars

Sunday 13 July 2008

by: Tom Engelhardt, TomDispatch.com

It was a tribal affair. Against a picture-perfect sunset, before a beige-colored cross and an altar made of the very Texas limestone that was also used to build her family's "ranch," veil-less in an Oscar de la Renta gown, the 26 year-old bride said her vows. More than 200 members of her extended family and friends were on hand, as well as the 14 women in her "house party," who were dressed "in seven different styles of knee-length dresses in seven different colors that match[ed] the palette of... wildflowers - blues, greens, lavenders and pinky reds." Afterwards, in a white tent set in a grove of trees and illuminated by strings of lights, the father of the bride, George W. Bush, danced with his daughter to the strains of "You Are So Beautiful." The media was kept at arm's length and the vows were private, but undoubtedly they included the phrase "till death do us part."

That was early May of this year. Less than two months later, halfway across the world, another tribal affair was underway. The age of the bride involved is unknown to us, as is her name. No reporters were clamoring to get to her section of the mountainous backcountry of Afghanistan near the Pakistani border. We know almost nothing about her circumstances, except that she was on her way to a nearby village, evidently early in the morning, among a party 70-90 strong, mostly women, "escorting the bride to meet her groom as local tradition dictates."

It was then that the American plane (or planes) arrived, ensuring that she would never say her vows. "They stopped in a narrow location for rest," said one witness about her house party, according to the BBC. "The plane came and bombed the area." The district governor, Haji Amishah Gul, told the British Times, "So far there are 27 people, including women and children, who have been buried. Another 10 have been wounded. The attack happened at 6.30AM. Just two of the dead are men, the rest are women and children. The bride is among the dead."

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George Bush Hates The Enviroment

How could you take his actions any other way? It seems to me that he is preparing for his retirement from Ruining our Country. Give all the oil companies what they have been salivating for, More places to drill. This overture by him to the oil companies will make sure he has lot's of options and donations when he is replaced. Donations to his Library and whatever else. I guarantee energy companies will be paying him for this until he dies.

Not only is his decision today completely ludicrous, But it also negates the only good thing his father did as President. Which was to sign the Presidential Moratorium against offshore drilling. So now it is up to Congress to push back on this and slap Bush into reality. I hope, I really hope they don't stand up for this like they did for F.I.S.A. (Which was not at all). Bush is doing this in hopes that he can fool the American people and bully Congress into going along. By framing Congress as being detached from the needs of Americans by drowning the media with the Lie that this will help us and bring down gas prices. It will not. if Congress caves on this as well it will be unforgivable.

George Bush is a liar, a criminal and many many other negative adjectives. His priority is not the average American. His actions prove this on an almost daily basis. Many have been fooled and many still actually think he has done good. You will also hear John McCain say what a great idea this is. Do not be fooled. This will not help us in any way, Unless you drill oil. Gas prices will not be reduced and production would not even be seen for 10 years. Not to mention that the oil companies are sitting on land already that is available for drilling. However the oil companies have found that holding on to this land and not drilling makes it even more valuable. They have plenty of places available to them to drill right now, It is just bad for their profits to drill on all the available land. By speculating how much oil could be on a particular piece of land they can make tons of money off it. As soon as you start drilling though it loses it's value.

This is all about making the disgustingly rich even richer before Bush leaves office. I do not have faith that Congress can be strong enough to level with the American people that Bush is lying. It is therefore up to us, It is up to us to tell Congress exactly what we want them to do. Let them know we have their back. Write your Representative or call him/her and let them know you will not stand for more offshore drilling. This is not even about us, This is about our future, our environment and our children and the world we leave them. Anyone that tells you more drilling will not affect the environment, Is either working for oil or uneducated or severely misinformed. We can stop this even if Congress is at first unwilling.

Instead of spending that money on drilling. These energy companies should be spending their money on alternative solutions. We need to pretend that oil is no longer a viable option. Give tax breaks to auto companies and gas stations to start converting their fleets and stations to alternative fuel. If we are to really move on there will be loss of profit; It is unavoidable. While there will be loss of profit for many auto companies and oil companies at first. The new jobs created to overhaul our automotive and energy infrastructure will quickly start to reverse those losses though. The profits will start to roll in also as soon as consumers find that alternative fuel vehicles are easy to buy, and fueling them is just as easy. To get to that point will take dedication, money, willpower and strength. If we Americans really are as strong as we say we are, then we should be able to do this.

Continuing the idea that more oil is going to help is insanity though. It will not, and more drilling just makes it that much longer we keep our dependence on oil, and that much less of an incentive for energy and auto companies to move on. Until we make new regulations that weens us off oil into new energies, We will be held hostage by the energy and automotive industries. We can change this, We don't have to sit by and watch and complain. It just takes a call, an email a letter. Some form of communication with your elected officials. If enough of us do just that, They must listen.

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