Saturday, November 8, 2014

It's nearly impossible.

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I did get the dishes washed, rinsed, dried, and mostly put away.  I set another load to soak.  That's it.  I am hoping in a bit, to finish those dishes, make rice and hamburger as I ought to eat.  It's been a while, I think, since I last ate.  A day, several, since Tuesday?  Not sure but I think Tuesday was my last meal.  While I am not hungry, I think I ought to put something in there.  Doing more?  I don't think so.  I'm not sure about doing that.  Oh, but I will call my mother.  She's getting a bit grumpy about me not answering.  I'm just not awake when she calls, and I have been eclipsing her sleep cycle with my wake cycle.  Calling her at midnight will end with the same results she is running into calling me.

I'll keep pushing.  Food, dishes, and maybe a shower if I can get the dishes done, at least a preliminary washing.  Yeah, picky.

I keep reading the pundits.  And I laugh.  Wendy Davis was the most recent article.  It seems the news cycle has crashed, so there isn't much else to read but the stupid little bits, like the news crumbs after a feast.  Why laugh?  Well, the pundit suggest that W.D. (M. in there?), lost because Texans simply weren't as progressive as people had thought.  That the money poured into the state had no effect.  That this, that that, that something else.  Wrong.  At the last minute, the law requiring proof of identity and citizenship, or such, was allowed for the election.  That is the whole sum of what happened to W(M)D's campaign.  It's funny watching them trip over themselves trying to twist the why and why nots into some kind of sense when the meat is sitting right in front of them.  Complain that you only have vegetables on your plate, ignore the two pound ribeye if you wish, but don't expect me to bite.  I think pundits are afraid the truth will get out.  They aren't on our side either.

Hmm... another pot of coffee, too.  Best call my mother first.

Have a good day.  I'll rest for you.

2 comments:

  1. They call it "voter suppression". Damnright it is! Suppressing the vote of the not-eligible-to-vote and the voting-in-multiple-precints vote.

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  2. Oh, indeed. And as that model is being crushed, finally, probably thanks to the threat by the Tea Party, the gig is up. Oh, Republicans were in on it. It was a huge political plot by elites to bring us knuckle-dragging Americans up to socialist speed.

    I think the only reason the Tea Party isn't continuing a separation is because Republicans are cleaning up the process. Now to return fed senators to the states and some other things. Return power to checks and balances, balancing the republic to the democracy.

    So many goals, so little time. Some of it procedural, some of it tactical, some of it this, some of it that. There was even a Dem, in some deep "blue" state, who fought and won to get voter i.d. and some other reforms. His party turned on him, using the cheats they often use to force him out against the actual will of the people, and ate his political career, but can't undo what he did. So, yeah, there is one dem patriot out there. A confused one. He'll come around, eventually. Or die alone. Both are good in my book, so long as he did one right thing in his life.

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