I grew up listening to Alison Steele.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alison_Steele

I did a JD gig in High School and was shut down after playin Frank Zappa.
The Principle did not like Sun Village.

Played that tune for ever as an up and coming basement band. My friends mom would flick the light switch on and off…

“knock it off”!

I grew up with Alison Steele.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alison_Steele

But so many of us are not wanted, or needed any more. Low-information voters. Out! Old white women. Out! Blue Collar workers. Out! And many more that I haven’t addressed but can all easily come under the heading of “those who do not support the One”.

Not gonna be much of a party when they get done kicking everybody out. But maybe they’ll make up for it with really great snacks.

I used, “Low Spark,” as my Bumper Music when I did a local radio talk show about 6,000 years ago, mostly because Station Management wouldn’t allow, “Sympathy for the Devil.”

I sure hope so, Susan! Paul’s a class act.

Purdy words don’t cut it. A full health care plan, not half of one, is what we need.

The graduates were a rigid and humorless lot to say the least.

Obama talks about “backroom deals” . sick

I’m LOL — literally — at your first two sentences. Very funny.

Paul Krugman remains logical, rational, and as even-handed as he’s always been. It is a relief to read his op-eds, which are common sense at its finest.

And at this point, he’s one of the ONLY opinion/editorial writers at the NYT that I can still read!

Thanks for giving Mr. Krugman some much-deserved kudos and credit for doing such a fine job.

I am the Ghost of Obama Present. It is time, Kevin.

While we are on the subject of crazy talk, I thought I might take the opportunity to ask you what you want in a candidate. Lets just put all the candidates back in the closet for the time being so they won’t clutter the place.

Look at the current state of human endeavor in this country;two wars;depressed economy;health care for profit;energy and environment degraded; our constitution; shattered in a million easy pieces.

It will take a generation to reverse the damage done by the current administration and the first question asked by someone with no experience and on the first day at 1600, is “Who am I going to call, before you get the call.”

Someone with experience will handle adversity differently. Keep in mind, need I remind you,we have shots fired in the gulf, Israel taking out a site in Syria that allegedly was built with the assistance of North Koreans, the Russians and Chinese invested in Iran, “food shortages” worldwide, the IMF and World Bank indicating they will put more M1 in to the system, 4 dollar a gallon gas.

In a time when we have been told, as a nation, not to sacrifice, while our family members are shipped to foriegn lands at great cost to the fabric of this nation. Shall we offer our liberty to this lie?

Our men and women serving in the military are being held up from returning home because ATA went bankrupt. Is that ANY way to treat a fellow American, let alone one who is serving this country?

This is the present, Kevin…but it is not time to leave just yet.

However you wan to spin it, 2.3 million people’s votes will not be counted.
People in Wisconson are have their power turned off at a rate of six hundred a day.
250,000 jobs have dissapeared making 40 dollars and a mule sounding better every day, regardless of color a person is…

Before I return you to the comfort of your familar surroundings, I would ask you a question.

Would you rather, as BO says, “tell people what they want to hear” or “what they need to hear”?

Or would you like many people choose niether? Instead, looking at the state of affairs, concluding it requires ADULTS, that have arrived at this point in time to lead, having gained this position through hard work and positive contributions to the nation.

Which is it?