Mumblings
Incoherent babble that doesn't deserve a forum but gets one anyways in this networked age.
I go to Waluga Tomorrow
Published 09 June 2005.
I won't be at school tomorrow. Spending time with some middleschoolers. Wish me luck!
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Today's Mail
Published 08 June 2005.
So today I recived a letter from the Republican Presidential Task Force. "This is odd," I thought, "I haven't done any combat training that I might need for a task force. Well, being the curious person I am, I opened the envelope and read a nice letter from Ronald Regan (tales from the crypt). Here's a little sample of it:
Hold on a second, how could they possibly think that I supported the Republicans in the last election? I freakin worked for the Democratic Party of Oregon and subscribe to magazines like Mother Jones and the libritarian Reason. But it later continues...
Suddenly it becomes clear why that landslide back in November happened. Democrats will ask for $25 donations as the norm, and give the donator the ability to choose how much they want to contribute. While I don't consider myself to be a hardcore liberal, I do belive in civil rights, which is why I did not support the President or his party's administration. With this kind of fundrasing happening in the Republican Party, all I can hope is that most of those letters find themselves in the hands of Mother Jones subscribers.
History will judge us by the actions we take after our watershead victory in November. What we won on November 2nd was the opportunity to stay the course in winning the War on Terror, to inspire new generations to achive the American dream and to shrink the power of Washington. Based on your remarkable record and support for President Bush and our Republican Senate canidates in 200...
Hold on a second, how could they possibly think that I supported the Republicans in the last election? I freakin worked for the Democratic Party of Oregon and subscribe to magazines like Mother Jones and the libritarian Reason. But it later continues...
...our efforts to support President Bush's policies of defending American and our growing economy...Those few who are invited to become 2005 Platinum Members are committed to investing $120 per year in promoting our agenda and recruiting new candidates who are the lifeblood of our party's sucess...
Suddenly it becomes clear why that landslide back in November happened. Democrats will ask for $25 donations as the norm, and give the donator the ability to choose how much they want to contribute. While I don't consider myself to be a hardcore liberal, I do belive in civil rights, which is why I did not support the President or his party's administration. With this kind of fundrasing happening in the Republican Party, all I can hope is that most of those letters find themselves in the hands of Mother Jones subscribers.
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The author lives in Portland, OR and is attending college in his birthcity at the University of Chicago. He is currently reading: Us and Them; The Tipping Point To uncover more, click.
