As for our Democratic presidential hopefuls don’t count on too much “change.”

http://blog.techfun.org/400-skeptical-scientists

Comment by DrColes — February 26, 2008 @ 5:58 pm

What, this crap again. A small group of oil-funded morons, again?

Well, damaging the credibility of EVERY federal agency is the explicit goal of the Bush administration. They are determined to prove that government can’t work, by undercutting it in every possible way at every possible opportunity.

Why isn’t this treason?

Shit or get off the pot sweetheart.

Comment by Keith H. — February 26, 2008 @ 2:03 pm

Have to add:

Remember when Cindy Sheehan and Think Pink, tried to deliver an Impeachment petition to Nancy, when she refused to see them, they delivered to Conyers, then Sheehan was arrested.

Pelosi doesn’t give a damn what the people have to say

I was once given a similar option (do what we say, or resign).

Money has never been my life’s focus, rather, quality of life as I see fit.

So I told them to go to hell, and my life’s been so much better than if I had “towed the line”.

Far too many put money ahead of the morals.

Bush Administration Strips Protections from America’s Largest Forest
Pristine Areas Targeted for Logging

Juneau, AK (January 25, 2008) — Today, the Bush administration took its third swipe in recent weeks at opening protected areas in America’s national forests to logging before it leaves office. A Bush plan announced today puts a “for sale” sign on trees in vast swaths of the nation’s largest national forest – the Tongass rainforest in Alaska.

This move by Bush officials to reverse roadless area protections joins two others made recently in the national forests located in Idaho and Colorado.

“The few remaining roadless areas of our national forests are some of the only safe harbors for America’s wildlife. As global warming threatens to change dramatically the landscape we must have the foresight to preserve these last remaining pristine forests for future generations,” said Mary Beth Beetham at Defenders of Wildlife. “It’s folly for the Bush administration, in its last few months, to work to destroy these areas.”

The Bush administration’s just-released management plan for the Tongass National Forest in Alaska puts millions of pristine acres in this ancient rainforest on the auction block to the timber industry, yet will raise no revenue for the U.S. government, as the U.S. taxpayers themselves will have to pay to build the roads the timber companies need to access the forest. The Tongass is the largest national forest in the country.

http://www.nrdc.org/media/2008/080125a.asp

Shit or get off the pot sweetheart.

Comment by Keith H. — February 26, 2008 @ 2:03 pm

You have to get one of her Corporate donors to tell her that for it to be effective.

Comment by bilbobaggins — February 26, 2008 @ 2:02 pm

He is getting my vote, so we shall see.

Dodd came out today endorsing Obama. I got the email from Dodd this morning ( I was one of his campaign donors ).

Comment by RUCerious — February 26, 2008 @ 2:00 pm

Too late for 2008, but is it is started early 2009, and if the Democrats still act like they have in the 110th Congress, we may have a chance to try to replace some ineffective Congressional idiots in 2010 and maybe run a presidential candidate for 2012.

But we will need some good people with name recognition to put themselves behind such a movement, if there are any that haven’t been bought out yet.

I suspect it is because these people know that, if they stood up and told the world what the Bush Cabal has been doing, they would have to go into the Witness Protection Program if they had any chance to stay alive.

The EPA must be a little late in joining the ‘in crisis’ party that the United States has been involved in since the day junior was installed.

Memo to Nancy:

Shit or get off the pot sweetheart.