c0rinne.net

“Advisers tell Bush to stand pat on Iraq”

… And here is why President Bush will continue to go down as the worst president in U.S. history.

He himself is too idiotic and moronic to be president, so what does he do? He surrounds himself with idiotic and moronic advisers.

Now, I’m not saying that our fabulous President doesn’t want to stay in Iraq, but when his advisers “recommen[d] he stand by his current war strategy,” then is is almost definite that nothing will change.

Never mind the continuously growing number of our brave soldiers dying needlessly. Never mind the countless family members and friends who wait with bated breath for good news or (Heaven forbid) bad news on a daily basis. Never mind the fact that this civil war will not end no matter how many troops, how many years, or how many different strategies we try to employ. … continue reading: “Advisers tell Bush to stand pat on Iraq”

Health care costs are too much

One of the biggest problems in the U.S. today is inconsistency. We claim a desire to aid those in need, our politicians–e.g., President Bush–say they want to fight for peace, justice, and the American way, but when it comes to the people who most need our aid and support, they say: no, it costs too much.

What am I talking about? I’m talking about the latest major controversy in our U.S. Congress today. No, it’s not immigration, it’s universal health care for children.

As a now adult, I have become more sensitive to the hardships of those around me, especially children whose parents are unable to adequately care for them through employment, and etc. I would think that it would be our greatest and most sacred duty to do everything that we can to make sure that the children in our society have access to health care, so that situations like the one that took Deamonte Driver’s life at 12 (he died because he was denied an $80 dental treatment by the government) would never happen again. … continue reading: Health care costs are too much

Stupid Sploggers and Paris Hilton

So, I’ve finally realized that sploggers are stealing my content. Research tells me that they do so by using my RSS feed.

It’s not just one type of post either. No, no, no. If I mention Paris Hilton, a few splogs copy my post, If I mention President Bush, it happens again.

I’m going to try the Anti-Leech plugin (and a couple feed plugins)–hence why I said Paris Hilton and President Bush in my post multiple times, to see if I can put a stop to it. … continue reading: Stupid Sploggers and Paris Hilton