Pendragon_6
02-02-2006, 07:56 AM
February 2nd, 2006
American Thinker
Watching the President’s State of the Union speech one could be forgiven for coming away with the impression only one side of the House chamber was grounded in reality. The contrast between what the President was saying on the podium and the pouting, grimacing, dour faced Democrats, who resembled squirming little children getting antsy during a long church service, was extraordinary.
It only served to highlight the opposition party’s need for an intervention of sorts – one that would save them from their own folly and bring them back into the mainstream of American thought.
In fact, one could compare the plight of the Democratic Party with the problems associated with children whose schools are so bad that federal intervention is necessary in order to correct the situation. It is in that spirit that I propose a brand new federal program geared toward helping our friends across the aisle catch up to the rest of America in their attitudes toward security, the war, and perhaps most importantly, what decade we live in.
In Full
American Thinker (http://www.americanthinker.com/articles.php?article_id=5213)
American Thinker
Watching the President’s State of the Union speech one could be forgiven for coming away with the impression only one side of the House chamber was grounded in reality. The contrast between what the President was saying on the podium and the pouting, grimacing, dour faced Democrats, who resembled squirming little children getting antsy during a long church service, was extraordinary.
It only served to highlight the opposition party’s need for an intervention of sorts – one that would save them from their own folly and bring them back into the mainstream of American thought.
In fact, one could compare the plight of the Democratic Party with the problems associated with children whose schools are so bad that federal intervention is necessary in order to correct the situation. It is in that spirit that I propose a brand new federal program geared toward helping our friends across the aisle catch up to the rest of America in their attitudes toward security, the war, and perhaps most importantly, what decade we live in.
In Full
American Thinker (http://www.americanthinker.com/articles.php?article_id=5213)