If we didn't have them around, we might actually something done. Then we'd really be in trouble. Luckily we have the Red Team in there to thwart everything the Blue Team tries to do simply because they're the Blue Team. And kudos to the Blue Team for doing the same to the Red Team just because.
"Obama’s campaign was lauded for its visionary use of modern tools for old-fashioned politics. Through the Internet, it recruited supporters, collected dollars, rallied supporters and organized get-out-the vote operations.
But when these modern heroes arrived at the White House, it was like the lights all went out.
Their contact with their millions-fold supporters was cut off, literally, as e-mail systems broke down and ‘The List’ of political supporters was blocked at the iron gate."
Makes you wonder just what the hell good the White House is if you can't do jack squat from it. Technically, you can do a lot from it, you just need to wipe your butt with the Constitution.
I think we've been side-tracked in America. All of our focus goes into "who's in the White House, who's in the White House, president, president, president, blah, blah, blah."
Congress is the problem. The Senate and House of Representitives, with their powers combined, ruin America at every turn. No one gives a crap about these losers, so no one ever bother to vote their lame asses out of office in their home states. The result is group of Red Team/Blue Team ninnies who either make poor decisions or none at all.
What's the opposite of pro? Con. What's the opposite of progress? Congress.
Oh, and "The Message War?" Does every damn thing in this country have to be a war? War on drugs, war on terror, war on childhood obesity. How about a war on stupidity?
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