Talking Flip Flop Politics

Quite honestly, I can't imagine anything worse than having George W give anyone a complement. His "Good job, Brownie," "I have full confidence in my Secretary of Defense, " "Prime Minister Nouri al Maliki is the right man for the job in Iraq," comments all seem to be a precursor to the recipients immediate downfall. Is "W" the modern day Brutus? A complement? A kiss? Downfall to follow?

It seems quite amusing to me that "W" was so quick to claim John Kerry changed his mind or 'flip flopped.' George W seems to be the master flopper.

His talk about a graceful exit from Iraq only when victory is achieved is delusionary. The healthiest exit this American citizen looks forward to is his.

November 6

It's election day's eve. You have less than 24 hours to plan a time tomorrow when you will pull the lever, punch the chad, go to the polls, express your opinion, practice your civic responsibility, and enjoy the privilege that being a citizen of the United States affords you: THE VOTE!

The Fairy Blogmother doesn't believe in those who say, "My vote won't count." That statement is pure bull chips. Don't let anyone, ANYONE tell you that. Call them on that statement's falseness, vote against them, and yes, make them feel guilty.

But the most important reason for voting is one of respect:

No matter what anyone says, the greatest insult and act of disrespect towards the men and women in our Military Forces is to fail to vote in our own country. That, I believe is the ultimate "F U."