Its really easy to bash, but its water under the bridge and spilt milk all together. We could spend the next generation with the blame game, but I think its already being done up on Capital Hill and the rest of us can watch it or listen to it.... if you have the time, I don't. Perhaps the words, acts and deeds of the Rev Bishop TuTu of South Africa said it best when he brought back two opposite sides to forgive and move on. Confession is good for the soul and does wonders to heal those horrible acts of the past. Another tragic case of spilt milk and water over the dam. Yes, it is easy to preach and twice as difficult to practice....... Bless those who can and do. Best Wishes In a message dated 1/27/2011 4:03:04 P.M. Central Standard Time, rcq@socket s.com writes:
Almost 100% agreement. The only part you missed was bashing the parties that got us to this sorry state. :) At 02:17 PM 1/27/2011, [email protected] wrote: Most do not realize that our economy did a flat line and had to be brought back to life. The ones that complain the most... tend to be the more needy and the very well off. Recovery is a very slow process, but its much easier to just complain... then bite the bullet. If we actually cut back to the levels that some wish, our cemeteries would not be able to handle the load. Wheelchairs, scooters and home health aides would be something from the past. Our highways would be massive pot holes and you would have to drive hundreds of miles out of the way, because local bridges were not safe. We would not be a well protected country, because our military was half of what it should be. It took more then 10 years to get there. It will take 10 or more to recovery. Granted, most do not want to hear that. But that is the world we live in and the country you love to hate. Best Wishes (did you notice i didn't bash anyone) In a message dated 1/27/2011 11:55:36 A.M. Central Standard Time, [email protected] writes: Not to go off on a long political rant/flame, I thought it was exactly what I expected. The same Bush bashing, I inherited this mess, but, we are moving forward (BTW, jobless claims jumped again this a.m.) Eric W Rudd [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) ----- Original Message ----- From: _Tod Santee_ (mailto:[email protected]) To: _Eric W Rudd_ (mailto:[email protected]) Cc: _quad-list_ (mailto:[email protected]) Sent: Wednesday, January 26, 2011 9:58 PM Subject: Re: [QUAD-L] OMG Well, Eric... So whatd'ya think? Good, Bad, Impartial? Left, Right, Centrist? Too much, too little, not enough? (almost an hour) Me... I'm primarily curious in knowing just how many folks really watched the whole thing, and/or the Republican rebuttal, and/or perhaps the Bachman/Tea Party response/rebuttal (if it was aired on your station). And, of those who watched, what did they hear in that which was said? I'm very often dismayed at how much arguing about politics happens when it's compared to how much people actually watch, and more importantly pay attention to all sides of an issue, when our officials are working in Congress or speaking to the media live (not edited soundbites for/from pundits). I'm glad at least two of us decided to hear what Mr. Prez had to say. Good Deal, my man! Best regards, Tod Santee Tucson, AZ On Tue, Jan 25, 2011 at 6:55 PM, Eric W Rudd <[email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected]) > wrote: I am keeping an open mind...but thinking 'what the hell'...let's hear what u have to say mr president. Eric W Rudd [email protected]_ (mailto:[email protected])
