In the days and few weeks immediately following the election last year, the media pronounced gloom and doom for the Democratic Party and its constituents, such as gay rights advocates. Journalists and media outlets of the left and the right, including The New York Times, The Washington Post, CNN, and Newsweek, among most others, announced that the Democrats were down and out, and that the evangelical Christians and the Republicans were the rising power. They divided the country into red states and blue states, and offered up glossy maps to show that most states were red and therefore Republican strongholds.

The New York Times, in a special news analysis, announced that “President Bush’s re-election is the clearest confirmation yet that America is a center-right country.” Newsweek was even bolder, reporting not only that the “GOP may be the majority party for the foreseeable future,” but that “red-state Democrats are a diminishing breed.” The media even succeeded in encouraging the venerable Democratic strategist James Carville to say, in an interview only forty-eight hours after the election, “We are an opposition party and not a particularly

You never lost faith. You believed that it was possible for all of us to live in a world of peace and justice. Martin Luther King, Jr. believed in God. I had enormous respect for MLK despite that fact. For at that time, I didn't believe in God, I only believed in miracles. I thought a miracle was about to happen and that I would live in a world of peace and justice in my lifetime. It was 1967.

And for every 1967 there will be a 1968.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated one year to the day of his speech "Beyond Vietnam - A Time To Break Silence." He gave that speech in New York City at the Riverside Church on April 4, 1967. In that remarkable address MLK single-handedly united the anti-war and civil rights movements. In his impassioned speech he explained how the Vietnam War was immoral and how it was impossible for us to not try to end it. In other words, MLK had white people and black people working together for both peace and justice. No one has to wonder why he was murdered at the age of 39.

The President is attacking the programs for Senior Citizens as if they are members of fundamentalist members of a Terrorist War run by the aging! Is there an attack of the “Oldies” (these would be the Grups in Star Track series) threatening on our young American way of life? They have become these ruddy complexion, wiry, tenacious, aggressive tribes with the intent of capturing the wealth of the working American for the support of their common idle pleasure. Like a tsunami or hurricane, or tornado, or locus plague they slash across the economic landscape absorbing everything in site. But we are told that our administration will save you. They will tie up our resources to deny them their vicious greedy objective.

Well Americans about now are aware that the “Bush Carination” is in full swing. This essentially exclusive orgy is being held in many places with many happy revelers.

There are these Simi fat little “pink” balding men at this celebration trying to dance, waving their soft hands as if trying to fly, stomping their feet as if they were crushing wine grapes, and arms moving up and down as of they were trying to fly. This is their rendition of dance to the tunes of “The Temptations” which is one the few groups the “Moral Majority” has approved for this celebartion.

In contrast their spouses well heeled and well dressed (white women) who display more characteristics of having some rhythm, but dancing with each other. When finishing their dance they kiss each other on their rosy cheeks (thank God) and part with the patting of each other’s hands. Thank God it is not their buts they are patting.

I have read the interview, and I find myself becoming a little upset with the electoral college, to a point that my vote was wasted on a candidate that was not going to become president because the election was fixed before the votes were even counted.  I also find myself a little upset at Senator Kerry for not challenging the results of the electoral college, it would seem that he did not to become president, and now with the voters of Ohio calling for a recount or re-vote he turned a deaf ear to them, and to every citizen in the nation, who voted for him.  I find it appalling that we have a president that would or has stooped these types of tactics to win an election.  How can this president try to spread democracy to other nations, and speak of fair elections in other nations when his election and re-election is somewhat tainted?  The nations of the world have lost a lot of respect for the office of president, since George W.