THE FLUB-A-DUB AWARD
You canÕt beat March. You
get a little bit of everything. Snow, sleet, ice, rain, 20Õs, 70Õs. I wouldnÕt
be too surprised to see a hurricane.
The Flubs are blooming
better than the flowers. Bush and his cronies are always in the running for a
Flub. I have to admit, IÕm a bit obsessed with the goofy guy. I still canÕt
believe a majority of Americans would vote for the boob. It definitely is not
something anyone who voted for him is bragging about. There actually is a
mental health diagnosis for someone making such a bad mistake — gross
stupidity. Caused mainly from a bad case of Republicanism.
The primary election was
kind of one big Flub. The same old story: Old government cronies who have never
made a living any other way, buying our votes. A couple newcomers won locally,
which was refreshing. Still, there are fewer and fewer challenges inside the
parties. No one wants to intentionally get involved in the new millennium's
biggest Flub to date — government servitude. (Although I hear the health-care
benefits and retirement plan are top of the line. Compliments of guess who?)
I get a kick out of people
who think weÕre the greatest country on earth. That weÕre the center of the
universe, exceptionally virtuous, admirable, superior, that we own God, and
that he smiles down upon only us. ÒGod Bless America.Ó I bunch of misguided
Flubbers.
This month's Flub has to go
to the Senate Democrats, who ran way from Russ Feingold's call to censure
President Bush for illegally spying on Americans faster than theyÕd run away
from a rabid Republican. To quote Feingold, ÒOur job is not to stand up and
cheer when the President breaks the law.Ó Even Durbin and Obama winced at the
thought of rebuking the King. I was extremely disappointed, and let them know.
To quote, I think I said, 'If you donÕt get a spine in the near future, you can
count on one less vote.Õ IÕm pretty sure neither one cared, cause they didnÕt
bother to e-mail back. And thatÕs our government leaders for March, 2006.
Pretty much all Flubbers.