Say What?

Words cannot express my horror about what is happening to my country, and especially with the alleged leaders that we (well, not all of us, just the brain-dead ones) have installed in the nation's capitol. I say 'alleged' because these democrats, as soon as they took power, started behaving like kids let loose in a candy factory. Not only did they start salivating at the sight of all that nice, free money that you and I provide for them, but they ran amok throwing it hither and yon at every little project they could think of....and claiming it's all for the good of the nation.

I don't think these clowns, led by that scrawny ringmaster Mr. Obummer, really have a clue how to operate a radio much less a sovereign nation like the U.S. We are in the middle of an economic meltdown (read: depression) almost as severe as (Shhhhh.....whisper this)the great depression of 1929. The only reason it's not as bad is because there are still one or two people in the nation that still have jobs. Mr. Obummer's solution is typical democrat: throw non-existent money at it. At this rate we'll be mortgaging our great, great, great, great grandchildren's assets to pay for all these bailouts. It's very scary, and sad, to think that the Federal government is now the major stockholder of General Motors. Let's see....I guess that would mean they own the old girl! Good, now all the jokers who just have to have a Hummer can exhale, your precious cars will be around for a while. Now I guess the next step is to fully nationalize the company as they simultaneously nationalize the health care industry. As Jack Paar used to say: "I kid you not". This will probably be just the beginning if they have their way.

President Obummer is downright scary. I'm not so sure that I'm very happy about where he's taking the country nor how fast it's happening. Change generally is good, but ya gotta have a plan, ya gotta communicate it in an intelligible way to the people so even a third-grader can grasp it (three grade levels below where most government publications are targeted), and ya gotta have a way to pay for it.....now, not in 200 years.

I just hope I never end up with a Government Motors vehicle that I have to drive to Washington for servicing all the time. We know how long that'll take.