someone is softly blowing on that house of cards

i of course think they should huff and puff and BLOW THE DAMN THING DOWN

somehow i get the feeling this is the FIRST time king george is actually taking notice of the rumblings of his subjects. all the time he has been in office, he hasn't given a flying yoo hoo. all of the deaths he's responsible for. all of the pain. he will NEVER understand that. he cannot relate to us. he can only relate to having his hand slapped back. he knows that may be in the works.

i think he should be in jail. not just removed from office. i think he's a criminal. no ifs ands or big ol' butts

House Approves Revised War Bill
Two-Part Funding Faces Veto Threat


By Jonathan Weisman Washington Post Staff Write rFriday, May 11, 2007; Page A01
The House last night pushed through its second plan to fund the Iraq war and reshape war policy, approving legislation that would provide partial funding for the conflict but hold back most of the money until President Bush reports on the war's progress in July.
Coming only a week after the Democrats' first war funding bill was vetoed, the House's 221 to 205 vote defied a fresh veto threat and even opposition from Democrats in the Senate.........

.........White House political adviser Karl Rove, furious that Republican moderates had divulged a confrontational meeting they had on Tuesday with Bush on the war, started yesterday with an angry conversation with the meeting's organizer, Rep. Mark Steven Kirk (R-Ill.), according to several GOP lawmakers. Dan Meyer, the White House's chief lobbyist, called the other participants to express the administration's unhappiness.
But Bush struck a more conciliatory tone, pledging to include benchmarks of success for the Iraqi government in a final compromise on war funding legislation..............