The Convoy of Controversy

I've been "hearing in my head" this morning that song in the 70's by C. W. McCall, called "Convoy." Last week, our President interrupted his vacation to meet with the leaders of Mexico and Canada, AGAIN. And of course, just as in 2005, when this pact was being implemented, there are emotionally divisive issues making the headlines. It angered me to no end, that the administration used the life of Terri Schaivo and the heartbreak of her family to make divisive headlines; keeping the North American Union off of the front page, and as a lead news item. And this week we have Alberto's resignation, Hillary's famous fugitive campaign fund contributor turning himself in, another government "salvation" game for the spiraling housing market, the upcoming report from General Patreus on the ever divisive war in Iraq, and Senator Larry Craig. Let me say, right now, you know when half the GOP is ready to sacrifice one of "their own," we the people are in for a rude awakening!
Now, let's discuss these emotional issues that our government likes to dangle in front of us, while "they" are busy tending to the real business, which is trucking and transporation. And we were told the travel ID was for our anti-terrorism protection, Ha! It's ever so much bigger than that. We already know the deal is done with Canada and Mexico. He made the agreement in 2005, it's just a matter of ironing out the details, now, and keeping the American public in the dark until the official unveiling.
So, who will replace Alberto and will Congress keep pounding that old paritsan issue that forced his resignation? What if the President just appoints someone on the next Congressional vacation, like he did with John Bolton to the UN? How many of those "short termed" appointments can he decide? I really don't know, but I'm sure with this precision timing of calls for resignations or "stay the full course," there is something on the books. I personally think the next AG is going to tighten all the controls and tweak all the loopholes in preparation for National ID and our Police State.
Hillary is always going to have some outrageous "something" going on behind the scenes. That's just who the Clintons are. I can name a number of republican pundits that certainly owe thier livelihood and fame, not to mention, wealth, to the Clintons!
As for the housing market. A government has a great deal of power over the people who are dependent for the shelter of their children.
The War in Iraq is still going to be going on when President Bush leaves office or finds a technicality that enables him to stay, but regardless of the report, the troop surge will continue, and we'll be told what they decide we should hear.
As far as Larry Craig is concerned. What a deal. As I read the "signal list" for soliciting lewd behavior, I felt so naive. I wouldn't even know any of those were signals, if I hadn't just read them this week. So, now will we have a new "enlightened" paranoid population in every public restroom, or what? Why does Larry Craig immediately feel the need to inform whom ever he is dealing with that he is not gay? And, frankly, I have a few questions about the airport cop. He has certainly done his homework regarding lewdness in public restrooms, but I thought the airport cops were in there because of the threat of terrorism.
Well, while the pundits beat up the headlines, in the words of C.W. McCall . . . "they" have alredy made the deal with Mexico to "Let Them Truckers Roll."
The rich ruleth over the poor, and the borrower is servant to the lender. a Proverb of Holy Scripture