Mustang Rambles

The anguish of his fans and family is a manifestation of their grief that he is gone from them. If they truly loved him, they will know that his death has soothed his soul.

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Recently, the Honduran Army arrested the sitting President and flew him to exile in Costa Rica. Many Central American heads of state, especially Leftist heads such as Castro and Chavez condemned the action as illegal. The Army acted under orders from the Honduran Supreme Court that declared a referendum vote the President demanded [...]

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The deal worked out with the General Motors takeover where the unions came out way ahead of the legal, contracted, debt holders was the first blatant use of the unions’ power in Washington. The President and the Supreme Court were implicitly held up for public ridicule for their contempt of American business practices and legal history.

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Most of the lumber mills were shut down and one had dismantled and sold off all its equipment to Paraguay. That was a tough time. While there were jobs, they were hard to get and I was over-qualified for most of them because I had a college degree.

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Healthcare equals spending huge amounts of money, as does his energy policy, and as does his free college education policy. So while huge amounts of debt pile up with his programs, he feels the economy will set records and will bring in so many tax dollars that the deficit will dwindle away and all our creditors will be quite happy.

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Citizens will be obliged by street weighers to weight and to pay fines if overweight. Overweight will not be allowed on public transportation without paying a “weight levy”. They may not be allowed in public theaters because they may “overflow” their allotted seating. Along with the “You Must Be This Tall” sign at amusement parks, there will be a scale stating “You Must Not Weigh More Than..”.

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The demonization of all dissent seems to be the hallmark of the administration’s and democratic party’s arguments. Rather than gather and assemble a round-table that will provide a variety of viewpoints on the subject at hand, those is power would rather curse and demean anyone with an opposing thought.

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I think, and I’m grasping at straws, that the humor was alluding to Sarah’s other, older daughter who had a child out of wedlock, an event that hardly raises a liberal eyebrow these days. The sad thing is that Letterman was clueless as to the moral and legal aspects of his joke.

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It seems that when anything has a hint of controversy and requires careful examination, the administration tries to ram it through as fast as possible.

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Okay, so I’ve probably made a fool of myself rambling on here. I had promised myself to post all I knew about the 300th city, but was at a loss with Norfolk. I know realize that recognition of a place-name doesn’t mean diddly-squat when it comes down to really knowing anything.

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