[lit-ideas] Re: Art and the Wall

> [Original Message]
> From: Eric Yost <mr.eric.yost@xxxxxxxxx>
> To: <lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Date: 8/31/2005 6:07:50 PM
> Subject: [lit-ideas] Re: Art and the Wall
>
> Andy: My fault for sloppy writing.  Maybe the hurricane got to me too.
>
> Eric: I'm in denial about the hurricane catastrophe. Hence my 
> noxious "pray for a better god" slogan in time of deep loss and 
> widespread suffering.
>
> As for the Bush thing, I believe you guys are wrong to single out 
> Bush for vilification. It's too easy. You guys want to attack the 
> mouth. I say we should attack the brain.
>
> Rather than focus on Bush, we should identify and single out Bush's 
> shadowy advisers. We should drag each and every one of the advocates 
> for his policies (especially domestic policies) out of the shadows, 
> tar and feather them, and throw them back into other shadows.
>
> The result of merely bashing Bush is to take the focus off the 
> heinous policies. Stick to the policies. Identify the proponents, 
> and give 'em the bum's rush. Much more effective than attacking the 
> unknowable Mr. Bush, who seems to exist solely that people bash him 
> rather than his policies.
>
>
>

It seems that Bush is your God.  You'll excuse him anything.  Not a problem
if that's where you are. Personally, I feel immensely sorry for Bush.  I
think he's a depressed wreck who's way over his head.  I also think he
doesn't care about the country (I mean that literally). That's the part
that I find the most troubling.  If he cared about the country, he'd get
much better advice instead of pleasing his have-more frat party friends
with tax breaks.  He, or his shadowy advisers, took us from financial
superpower to the brink of being a third world country, at the same time
that he has earned the distinction of being the only president who can't be
held accountable for the policies of his administration, and the reason he
can't be held accountable is because the poor clueless sap is so brain dead
stupid.  

BTW, Eric, did you know that his convictions about SS go back to the
1980's?  How do you explain that one?  Everything else that happened on his
watch of course isn't his fault, but he's been against SS for 20 years.  A
shadowy adviser for that too?  



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