Stop the blame game
Re: JFK Jr.’s God
Thank you for such an insightful article about the piece of trash that RFK Jr. wrote.
RFK Jr’s was the first piece of trash to come out in the media and it will not stop for awhile. It was all political and not about the people or our country.
The elected officials should know the chain of command before they take on a public position (I learned the chain of command in high school). He had to wait until the Governor requested aid before he could send in help or all hell would of really broken out in the media with Bush overstepping his bounds. Obviously they don’t care if it is a chance to try and under mine President Bush.
This is a horrible devastation that has hurt millions of people of all races, sex, ages and religions across 90,000 square miles. As I watched the news channels every interviewer asked the people who were stranded if they blamed President Bush or our government. This helped to incite fear and hatred. These people need help they don’t need to be used for political gain.
I read about senator Mary Landrieu (D-La.) and am appalled at her remarks about Bush. Where is she? I haven’t heard of her going to her home state to help her fellow men. I presume she’s in Martha’s Vineyard with all of the other puffed chested democrats bragging about how great they are on this holiday weekend. With all of their Better than thou,I will not ever vote democrat again
I am tired of all of the lies that I read and hear in the media. I say this because I have heard what some people have said during an interview and a few minutes later the media have changed it around to what they wanted them to say becasue it makes a better sell for them. I know I’m not alone becasue this is what people are talking about out here in the real world, not these so called polls who not one person I know has ever been polled.
It is past time for the Blame Game to end. America’s politicians & media need to shut up get on with helping Louisianna, Mississippi, Alsabama and the other states that are helping. Mistakes were made, now correct them.
No Whining Allowed
Dallas/Fort Worth,
Texas
