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None of this seems real
It's all a sham. The whole Presidential campaign is a charade, which conveniently began a year earlier than usual, diverting all media attention from the corruption of the current president to instead focus all coverage on amazingly irrelevant details of media-coronated "front-runners" lives.
American soldiers continue dying for nothing.
Bush-Cheney continue their criminal wiretapping, torture, cronyism, and environmental destruction.
The Pentagon is illegally feeding Americans pro-war propaganda.
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Two years into the so-called "Presidential campaign", for the very first time, a matter of actual political policy is being publicly discussed.
But even this one policy that's allowed to be discussed is inane beyond belief -- whether to suspend a nearly-nothing gas tax to encourage more driving this summer ... when of course, (a) the proposal is idiotic and accomplishes nothing and (b) the election is scheduled long after summer is over, making the whole discussion even mooter than moot.
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There's nobody at any high level in the Bush administration who isn't obviously and overtly embroiled in a scandal of some sort.
Two years into the so-called "Presidential campaign", for the very first time, a matter of actual political policy is being publicly discussed. But even this one policy that's allowed to be discussed is inane beyond belief -- whether to suspend a nearly-nothing gas tax to encourage more driving this summer ... when of course, (a) the proposal is idiotic and accomplishes nothing and (b) the election is scheduled long after summer is over, making the whole discussion even mooter than moot.
Serious issues are just plain not allowed any media coverage at all ... but we're all fully informed on Jeremiah Wright.
None of this seems real to me. All charade, all the time. We are being hoodwinked, brother.
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The American mainstream media is committing treason. They are enabling and encouraging the non-discussion of news that matters, and in at least several instances I'm aware of, actively keeping the news off their newscasts. After the coming downfall of America, people who once worked as reporters won't let strangers know, much like Americans traveling abroad tell strangers they're Canadians -- because if people find out, their lives would be in danger.
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