I haven't kept exact count, but it seems that this is the fourth or fifth day without much going on that's noteworthy. Aside from that, I was talking to a friend the other day and, for some reason or other, the subject of employee's job attitude came up. Now, that's an area I have lots of thoughts about, but too time consuming for today's entry. So, let's call this a coming attraction or a warning -because I think I'll start addressing that tomorrow.
In the meantime, I saw some depressing information while flipping channels yesterday during the commercials from the British Open. If I read the crawlers right, early Republican possibilities for the presidential slot next time around include the likes of Newt Gingrich, Whatever his name is Huckabee, and Sandra Palin.
Now, while I really do think the Republican's have a genuine chance to win the White House back almost no matter who they run as a candidate, there's no guarantee of election if they recycle these droning bags of wind I mentioned. In fact, as displeased with the administration as I am because of the horrible job they've done, I'd not vote for Gingrich no matter. And not voting will be the same as pulling a Democrat lever.
It's hard to believe that a party that is so good for economic, homeland security and military issues as a rule can only come up with third-rate clowns as candidates. And, in the cases of Gingrich and Palin, one's a misguided historian who doesn't understand what he's read and the other's an empty dress. I've trained puppies that are smarter than she is.
So it seems they've been handed a golden opportunity to reverse and rebuild the horrors of the last two years, plus whatever else gets destroyed in the next twenty-four months, but don't have the horses to pull it off. It's shame, but at this point, if I were a betting man I wouldn't write the Dem's off.
That's it for today folks.
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