Al's Boy

Dear Al:

I just heard about your son being arrested for drunk driving. I also heard he had drugs in the vehicle. The news report didn't sprcify what kind of car he was driving (drunk), but since he was going 100 mph when he was clocked by the authorities, I assume it wasn't one of the little hybrids or an electric car.

Shame on you, Al, for not teaching your son to be careful of his "carbon footprints!" Imagine all the fuel he used in driving so fast (and drunk). You'll have to pay a fortune in "carbon offsets" now. You could send me some money and I'll plant a few more trees. That should fix the problem!

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Comment by youranter

July 5th 2007 15:07

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I guess Junior believes in the 'Do as I say, not do as I do' philosophy.

Comment by PopulistConservative

July 6th 2007 01:58

Angry Electorate

I like your thinking and your attempt to call out Little Gore, but he was driving a Prius (pretty good on gas usage). Your point is still valid in that driving it so fast would waste fuel. And Big Gore still has provided plenty of ammunition to show his shameless hypocrisy.

I like your perspective and may have to check out your blog more often, though. I'm a (VERY) disgruntled conservative.

Comment by S.L. Bradish

July 6th 2007 03:28

Hello Pop.Con. Glad you stopped by! I'm a bit disgruntled myself, especially over the new amnesty bill (that finally failed!) Stop by any time!

Comment by PopulistConservative

July 6th 2007 03:54

Angry Electorate

The scamnesty bill tells me a lot about Washington. They are now actively working against the American people. And I'm talking about both parties. We are absolutely owned by big business at this point. It took a revolt of epic proportions to head off the complete sell-off of our country on the immigration bill. My cousin was killed by an illegal immigrant about three weeks ago in south Georgia. I called my Senators and told them that her blood is on their hands and on the hands of our idiot president (who I actually voted for twice).

With that being said, I am definitely a conservative -- unlike many of the gasbags who currently inhabit the Republican Party. And Dems, well, Dems are just clueless and useless (with the exception of a couple like Byron Dorgan and maybe Ben Nelson).

God help us. We're gonna need it.

Who are you liking in '08? I like Duncan Hunter, but I doubt he can win. Fred Thompson is looking like a real possibility. When push comes to shove, though, I'm pretty much in the ABH (anybody but hillary) camp.

Comment by S.L. Bradish

July 6th 2007 12:58

I voted for Bush, too, and until the "scamnesty" business, I pretty much agreed with him.
Duncan Hunter is a very good candidate, but I must agree that he doesn't stand much of a chance. Thompson, on the other hand, has the recognition and therefore a much better chance. Not to mention my vote. Check out my blogs titled "Billary" if you want to know what I think of her.

Comment by PopulistConservative

July 6th 2007 23:43

Angry Electorate

It'll be a sad day if we find Shrillary flying around the US on Broomstick One making the important decisions for this country. She'll inspire a lot of "broken glass Republicans" to come out and vote, though, so I hope that won't happen. Those are folks who would crawl across broken glass just to vote against the Hillamonster.

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