These Are The Good Old Days
In less than 12 months, today will have receded into the warm, fuzzy past when life was simpler. See, for example, the news story that includes this quotation: "All of this is President George Bush’s fault anyway." While it's often hard to know, we're pretty sure they're serious.
The question is whether, immediately after President Obama is sworn into office, everything bad will become his fault. Somehow we suspect not: Springtime will be Barack's doing, while Winter will be the consequence of years of mismanagement.
And, yes: we just may adopt THIS for our theme song as the campaign wears on.
The question is whether, immediately after President Obama is sworn into office, everything bad will become his fault. Somehow we suspect not: Springtime will be Barack's doing, while Winter will be the consequence of years of mismanagement.
And, yes: we just may adopt THIS for our theme song as the campaign wears on.
Labels: Bush Derangement Syndrome
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