With everybody in black cocktail dresses and platinum blonde wigs…

You have nothing to say but angry Ann Coulter attacks,about book BURNING (Like NAZIS), Defacing a private companies’ book display (Like VANDALS), attacking store clerks for what you know they have little to do with (Like uncaring idiotic mean-spirited LOONS), questioning why a Borders would stock the number one selling book in the country (Like ignorant PARTISANS), and believing EVERYTHING you disagree with that is GOOD for the USA is a plot and a conspiracy (Like insane Anti-American LIBERALS).

You people have to start looking in the mirror to see why you are out of power and disliked by so many.

Stop blaming your problems on Rove and BIG OIL and MSM plots. You are your own worse enemy and help your own defeat time after time.

I love watching it, but there are a few of you who actually care about this country, and the rest of you are pulling them down into the quicksand with you.

You are making sure the Democrat party is a minority party for a generation.

CEPAN

So, why the July 1st space shuttle launch date?

“Griffin said Saturday’s decision followed two days of “intensive and spirited exchange” during a Flight Readiness Review for NASA’s STS-121 shuttle flight aboard the Discovery orbiter.” (from MSNBC)

I just thought this was curious.

Is this an indication that NASA has been so politicized that it is willing to risk our space shuttle astronauts’ lives just so Bush (and Rove) can have a photo op on July 4th?

Apparently, there has been some “heated” disagreement at NASA over the timing of the next space shuttle launch. Certain NASA experts have spoken, but the Bush cronies running NASA have overruled them and have decided on a July 1st launch date. Sound familiar?

And I still contend that Bush (and Rove) are almost 100 percent responsible for the recent sharp rise in gasoline prices.

Hey, Bush had to somehow come up with 250 million barrels of crude oil earlier this year to fulfill his order to max out the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. Oil doesn’t grow on trees. It had to come from somewhere. Which would have meant less crude oil for refining purposes. Thus driving up prices at the pump.

The clues are there for anyone to see.

1) Bush, in a speech talking about what he planned to do to address high gasoline prices, mentions that he’s suspending his ?classified? crude oil program that has been depositing oil into the SPR…while saying that the amounts being deposited daily were real, real small. Hell, why even mention it, then, if the amount is so small it apparently wouldn’t have had any impact on gasoline prices? Oh, wait, what if it wasn’t a small amount, but was over 1 million barrels of crude oil being deposited daily?

2) In 2002, Bush ordered the maxing out of the SPR in the lead up to his starting war in Iraq. Earlier this year, Bush ordered the maxing out of the SPR, to it’s higher 1 billion barrel capacity,…as a prelude to starting war with Iran, maybe?

3) If you go to the Department of Energy’s SPR website, you will find no mention of exactly how much crude Bush was depositing into the SPR on a daily basis. Classified? A “national security” issue? Or a CYA issue, because the Bush administration is trying to hide their culpability behind the recent gasoline price surge?

Hey, it’s an election year. The Bushites don’t want anything being revealed that would further expose their outright corruption to public scrutiny. They can’t possibly “fix” all the electronic voting machines for the upcoming November elections. So “damage control” is Rove’s top priority. As well as setting up “positive” photo opportunities like that which I believe is behind the ?premature? July 1st space shuttle launch date.

Rove is like a drug addict. He’s hooked. And he can’t stop. Which makes him a fitting companion for George W. Bush, doesn’t it?

There are many ways to oppose the sale of Coulter books without feeding into the hands of our enemies. Pointing out her advocacy of killing a Supreme Court Justice is pretty high on the list.

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The people elected to these positions (on the primary ballot) make up the county Democratic central committee. They vote to elect a county Democratic chairman or chairwoman, and other officers–vice chair, secretary and treasurer. These people manage the local Democratic party organization.

The precinct committee people (central committee members) also elect representatives to the congressional district Democratic committee, which in turn elects district officers. The district committee focuses on the congressional race for that district.

The district chairman or chairwoman serves on the Democratic state committee. The district representatives also elect additional members to the state committee. The state committee members elect a Democratic state chairman or chairwoman, who runs the Democratic party organization for the entire state.

My reason for giving you all this information, which may vary from the election laws in your state, is that at Yearly Kos I resolved to go home and DO SOMETHING about the political situation that exists in our country today.

In the past, I have held positions as precinct committeeman (by the way, where I live there is seldom any competition for these positions), member of the county Democratic executive committee, member of the district Democratic committee, and alternate member of the Democratic State Committee.

These positions collectively form the backbone of the Democratic party organization in the state, and are involved in recruiting candidates, raising money, and other important tasks. A few years ago, after extensive involvement in the party structure, I became burned out and did not run for reelection to any of these positions. My experience at Yearly Kos motivated me to get back into the game.

I came home with my mind made up to get back into the process by running for precinct committeeman. That Monday afternoon, I called the county election commission to inquire about the filing deadline, only to learn that it had been noon that day. I also learned, however, that the position was currently empty and no one had filed to fill it in the August primary.

I called the Democratic county chairman, and he agreed to appoint me to fill the vacancy. In the course of all this, my wife decided to join me, and the county chairman agreed to appoint her as precinct committewoman.

I realize this is just a small step, but it represents a recommitment on my part to be involved in the political process. It will, no doubt, expose me to candidates whom I will want to work for, as well as opportunities to be involved in voter registration and get out the vote drives.

I recommend that all of you who are able to do so find out how the system works in your state, and join your local Democratic party at the grassroots level. It’s a start. Collectively, we can influence how the process works at the same time we are helping to elect Democratic candidates to office. That’s how the conservative Republicans did it, beginning in 1964. Look at how well they succeeded.

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