What Can I Say

11.08.06

Today’s a great day. We won both the house and the senate. I’ve waited six years for this day. Now will president Bush work with the congress he has or continue work only with the congress he wants. There were discussions about impeachment, which I greatly wanted, and I mention this topic to a co-worker of mine. She said it was a waste of time because after all the investigations, questioning, and legal processing were over, his two year term would be up. I just stared at her and despised her even more than I originally despised her to begin with. This Friday was her last day on the project, and it was due to her negligence and stupidity that put her in that position. We regrettably looked down on her because of her lack of knowledge, non-existing skill sets, and poor project management tactics. She was in a position of power and she was ineffective. Putting all that aside and at this point in time and with that statement of hers, all I could think about was how she could make such a comment and knew in my gut that she voted for the bastard to begin with. I told her it’s not about time, it’s about setting things right, to bring out the wrong, to show the public how the GOP abused their position and took advantage of the situation. How Bush acted like a dictator rather than a leader. How one sided everything was, how negligent their party was, how vice president Cheney’s ex-company reaped the benefits of all the drillings, post-war revivals, and dishonestly won the bid. It’s showing that when one or many does wrong, they don’t get away with it. They should pay for the mess they created, repent, suffer, be ashamed. Time is not a factor here. It’s the wrongness. She then cocked her head, looked at me, and then agreed, but only agreed superficially. She just wanted to end the conversation and not start a battle with me. I just looked at her and then away and knew I should have known better than to have talked to someone who lives in Texas.