Today I received an email PSA from the Democratic National Committee (DNC), asking recipients to "take back their own neighbohood"(?) and including that we must tell everyone SCHIP is just a child help and the mean GOP wants to ruin everything for everyone despite the best and most outstanding efforts of Democrats to deliver the goods wherever meanie Bush won't.

 

As if that putrid paradox alone weren't enough to turn one off, here is what I said as complete notation to a forward of said PSA to DNC and RNC offices:

 

"I know the Democrats and non-Conservatives sell that there's this Freudian interpretation of the doctrine of determination afoot; see, whether via anti-administration palaver that the USA is the same industrial-military complex Ike warned about way back decades ago, or via Dems yapping Bush is an invader and pirate of the globe, anti-USA and anti-democracy forces HAVE ensconced themselves on hating the USA in toto regardless of who runs any government(s) here so what can we do other than emulate or capitulate to such Socialist-like forces and totalitarians? Well, think about that: they float on hatred of the USA simple no matter what including SCHIP and housing project "capitulation", and they DO blame ALL officials and EVERY person in the USA or those enamored by or allied to it...neutering the nation only seems to cause such jamokes to press for even more from us and even more disdain and hopes of sending troops our way ala the old Soviet Union/China-Asia motifs, and they're not kind to ANYONE once they have a strong tactical hand...not to Bush, Obama, me, or the man in the moon. As it seems to me all of here together in the USA would only be useful idiots (coined by Lenin) for foreign despots and terrorists should we insist on exporting a faux 1960's image, hatred of our leaders and military, an adoption by any direct means or artifice of their form(s) of governance, I cannot and will not take part in efforts to support such perceived useful idiocy; thus, I continue to support President Bush militarily and Conservatives for 2008."