A Strange Email

I got the most bizarre link yesterday in my email. I won't pass it on, but I will describe it to you. There are people in the world who look normal, but believe me when I tell you, they aren't. The link hooked into a series of B.O.'s promises, and the ones that he has broken already. How many days in office, and he's shown the true nature of the guy that the useful idiots moved to Pennsylvania Avenue. I am sure that when the media stops their slow dance in the moonlight with him, they will begin to report the facts. Any day now. Yep, any day now. I can't wait to start reading the sarcastic, dripping with disdain pieces that Time Magazine and The New York Times published at every chance they got. I am also sure that in their hurry to try to create news, they will rush forward with a fabricated piece of yellow journalism that almost destroys a man's reputation. Oh wait, they did that one, didn't they? I wonder how Dan Rather is enjoying his "retirement", don't you? Thank God for the bloggers who have nothing to do but look at fonts and point out that the one in question didn't exist at the time. Do you remember the network response?? "Well," they huffed, with their bottom lip pooking out, "It's factually accurate, even if the memo turns out to be false." That's like saying, " I'm factually not an adulterer, I didn't have sex with her, she had sex with me." Oh wait, that's been done, too. I just wish that the media would be content to report the news, instead of creating it. Wouldn't that ne great? So anyway, my little rant is over. Ipromise to get back to you-know- who next time, and you can thank me later.