Misdirection and Lies from the RNC

I'm listening to the news and they are interviewing some GOP stoolie who's lying like its his business, oh wait, it is.

He's talking about the 1.5 million jobs created this year while there's been an overall net loss of jobs. And the new jobs created pay an average of $9000 less than the jobs that have been lost. That's not a winning situation, that's offshoring the good jobs and opening up another McDonald's.

Now he's saying that getting rid of Rumsfeld, Rice, Powell and Cheney would be a bad thing for the country. Not why it would be a bad thing, just that it would be a bad thing. For them? Sure. For the nation? Hell no.

And Zell Miller? Good luck in your next re-election campaign you turncoat used colostomy bag. Why not just paint a target on your back or convert all the way to Republicanism and get your cock chopped in half and your medula oblongata enlarged?

I'm sick of politics, I'm sick of the fact that Bush and Cheney have polarized my nation into two camps. I'm sick of the lies and crimes being committed by them and by this nation at their behest. I'm sick of hearing about more and more dead soldiers coming home. I'm sick of the lies. I'm sick of people not thinking for themselves and not considering what four more years of rampant spending and corruption (no, not you, Ryan, seed and Savage, you guys have thought it over and consideration is the operative function, not the erroneous conclusion you've arrived at).

[Update: Hey, lookee here, more dirt on the character of the president, he not only shirked his military service, had the records buried or destroyed but now it has come to light that he wore Air Force awards that he did not earn, a crime punishable by 6 months in prison and dishonorable discharge.

Um yeah, he's a real stand up guy. And honest as all get out. What a true American patriot!]

[Second Update: I just remembered how the RNC weasel tried to escape the issue about job loss, he said that there are an undetermined number of people making their living selling on eBay. I'm sure that those numbers would make up the net loss of a million jobs. And he said it with a straight face. What a putz!]