The instapundit links to some twits spouting off on twitter that if Romney wins they are going to leave
the country. Good. Go.
I've been hearing that for 10 years: "If Bush fights an illegal war then I'll go to Canada" or if Bush gets reelected I'll move to Canada". But they never seem to go. ( " You have sat too long for any good you have been doing lately ... In the name of God, go!")
Meanwhile when I tried to move back home a couple of years ago the chief twit shut down the oilfield for a year, no job for Joe there. Thankfully they gave me a job here, but I do get homesick sometimes when I get to see two politicos on TV and one of them is frothing like a mad dog. It makes me miss Louisiana.
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Cautiously hopeful
It's funny watching the liberal media in a panic about how the president performed in the debate last week. I'm hoping that their astonishment will continue, then after the election I can post the picture of Cartman drinking the tears of his opponent, Romney will win and the Senate will flip Republican and it will be a new morning in America.
I do realize that it is just as likely that I'll be disappointed. Romney's point about the 47% might be mildly offensive to some people but it is true, the president has a large percentage of the population on his side no matter what he does or says, and he just needs to convince an additional 4% in several swing states and he'll win.
That will be bad, but there is no way of knowing if that will be the worst possible outcome. It might be already too late to stop the Titanic of the world economy from hitting the iceberg, and having Obama at the helm when it happens will discredit the big government idea forever.
Oh well, we'll soon see. Perhaps the Saints can come back from 1-4 to go 10-6 and win the superbowl in New Orleans, and Mitt Romney can win the presidency and take just the right actions to stop the coming economic apocalypse from happening. But if the Saints don't win and Romney loses it won't be the end of the world, it will just feel like it.
I do realize that it is just as likely that I'll be disappointed. Romney's point about the 47% might be mildly offensive to some people but it is true, the president has a large percentage of the population on his side no matter what he does or says, and he just needs to convince an additional 4% in several swing states and he'll win.
That will be bad, but there is no way of knowing if that will be the worst possible outcome. It might be already too late to stop the Titanic of the world economy from hitting the iceberg, and having Obama at the helm when it happens will discredit the big government idea forever.
Oh well, we'll soon see. Perhaps the Saints can come back from 1-4 to go 10-6 and win the superbowl in New Orleans, and Mitt Romney can win the presidency and take just the right actions to stop the coming economic apocalypse from happening. But if the Saints don't win and Romney loses it won't be the end of the world, it will just feel like it.
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