We all know Bush is more controversial than Clinton at this same stage in his Presidency. And we know the poor are poorer, the middle class is poorer, and the rich are richer thanks to Bush and the Republicans.
But....Does that mean we can't have any fun? After this week's rollercoaster ride, I've decided that I'm ready for some light hearted fun and games before giving in and taking Prozac. So, I've searched cyberspace to bring some great games for all of my loyal (and maybe new) bloggers.
Before you continue, here's my warning statement: User understands that the user plays these addictive games at his/her own risk. Should you, the user, have so much fun and get so addicted that you miss school or work, nolies32fouettes will not be held liable.
Now...let the games begin:
or this
or even this
More...Not for the weak of heart:
How many more can I find?
at least one...
And last but not least, here's a favorite nonpartison one. (Unless you consider red and blue a constant partison match.)
When you're exhausted from these games, I encourage you to go check out the videos at the Contagious Festival at Huffpo.
Lots of hard work was involved in creating these games and videos. So go relax and have some fun. Then join firedoglake in fighting for net neutrality, before Bush and these Republican take even these small joys away from us too.
http://spottheprez.cf.huffingtonpost.com/
***The thing is, if you control the Senate meetings, you control the gavel. And the gavel is a very important instrument... an instrument of power. An instrument that establishes the agenda.
Dan Quayle former Republican VP of George Bush Sr***
I would agree that net neutrality needs to be ensured. If you'd like a longer opinion on the subject, check out my blog on it: http://www.progressiveu.org/190000-the-national-franchise-proposal-its-the-end-of-the-internet-as-we-know-it-and-we-feel-fine-or-do-we
~CallieV
I saw your article. You did a great job on it.