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Ten on Tuesday
Posted on 2007.05.01 at 09:41How am I feeling, inside?:
hungry
What I'm grooving to right now: Prodigy - Spitfire (Juliette Lewis rocks!)
10 Political Figures, and What You Think of Them
1) President Bush - Foreign policy wise, the worst President ever. Sure, he seems like he'd be a great guy to have a beer with, but so is my buddy Wayne, and I wouldn't want him in charge of our future.
2) Senator Barack Obama - He seemed like a refreshing change from the usual politician, but I'm starting to wonder if he's the same product, just in a fresh new exciting wrapper.
3) Senator Hillary Clinton - Can't look at Hillary without picturing that famous Spy Magazine cover.
http://www.collarpurple.com/ARCHIVES/20
4) Prime Minister Tony Blair - Whatever good vibes he built up after sweeping his party into power have been lost by aligning himself with George W.
5) Mayor Richard Daley - It's amazing to me. Every project this guy does comes is so far over budget and behind schedule. His city budget is jaw droppingly bad. His language skills even worse so. His administration is beyond corrupt. Yet every time he comes up for re-election, he wins by a landslide.
6) Senator Ted Stevens - I love this crazy old coot. He's always good for some laughs. When the senate tried to take money away from his district, he raised a fit resembling a petulant child.
6) Senator Jim Webb - This is a stand up guy I can respect. Too bad he's not from Illinois.
7) Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki - A puppet.
8) Rudy Guiliani - I don't understand the love for this guy. Everyone loves him for being the Mayor on 9/11. He was also the mayor after it was attacked in 1993. http://www.amazon.com/Grand-Illusion-Un
9) Al Gore - This is a guy the republicans and those on the right in this country are terrified of. They won't admit it. They'll just try to mock him at every opportunity to try and change public opinion. Back in 2000, Al Gore was the peoples choice to be President. And that was when he was seen as kind of wooden and stiff. He's much more charismatic and popular now. He would be a formidable opponent if he entered the race. (I don't think he will. He can do much more for his global warming cause being outside of Washington politics. Change public opinion, and the Govt will eventually have to follow)
10) Congressman Ron Paul - If he was to get the Republican nomination (which he never will. Too anti-war), he would probably get my vote. I don't agree with him on some issues, like abortion, but I'd love someone who thinks the income tax system is screwed up and should be abolished, and was for very, very limited Govt. Return the power to the states.
Next week: 10 Things Most People Don't Know About You
1) President Bush - Foreign policy wise, the worst President ever. Sure, he seems like he'd be a great guy to have a beer with, but so is my buddy Wayne, and I wouldn't want him in charge of our future.
2) Senator Barack Obama - He seemed like a refreshing change from the usual politician, but I'm starting to wonder if he's the same product, just in a fresh new exciting wrapper.
3) Senator Hillary Clinton - Can't look at Hillary without picturing that famous Spy Magazine cover.
http://www.collarpurple.com/ARCHIVES/20
4) Prime Minister Tony Blair - Whatever good vibes he built up after sweeping his party into power have been lost by aligning himself with George W.
5) Mayor Richard Daley - It's amazing to me. Every project this guy does comes is so far over budget and behind schedule. His city budget is jaw droppingly bad. His language skills even worse so. His administration is beyond corrupt. Yet every time he comes up for re-election, he wins by a landslide.
6) Senator Ted Stevens - I love this crazy old coot. He's always good for some laughs. When the senate tried to take money away from his district, he raised a fit resembling a petulant child.
6) Senator Jim Webb - This is a stand up guy I can respect. Too bad he's not from Illinois.
7) Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki - A puppet.
8) Rudy Guiliani - I don't understand the love for this guy. Everyone loves him for being the Mayor on 9/11. He was also the mayor after it was attacked in 1993. http://www.amazon.com/Grand-Illusion-Un
9) Al Gore - This is a guy the republicans and those on the right in this country are terrified of. They won't admit it. They'll just try to mock him at every opportunity to try and change public opinion. Back in 2000, Al Gore was the peoples choice to be President. And that was when he was seen as kind of wooden and stiff. He's much more charismatic and popular now. He would be a formidable opponent if he entered the race. (I don't think he will. He can do much more for his global warming cause being outside of Washington politics. Change public opinion, and the Govt will eventually have to follow)
10) Congressman Ron Paul - If he was to get the Republican nomination (which he never will. Too anti-war), he would probably get my vote. I don't agree with him on some issues, like abortion, but I'd love someone who thinks the income tax system is screwed up and should be abolished, and was for very, very limited Govt. Return the power to the states.
Next week: 10 Things Most People Don't Know About You