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Politics : Politics for Pros- moderated

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To: D. Long who wrote (288373)1/20/2009 12:18:26 PM
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I suppose you were dying to check out Michelle's inauguration wardrobe:

huffingtonpost.com

I have been boycotting all the inauguration hoopla because I find mass mental illness to be too distressing. I only looked up Michelle's outfit because I just received a call from my sister who told me that Michelle's outfit today was the color of a tennis ball. Okay, so that piqued my curiosity....lol.

Aside from that, when I looked out at the Pacific ocean this morning, it was obvious to me that there was no pollution, that even the fish were happy, that the very air is sweeter.

Later, I will check my bank statements to see how much richer I've become since yesterday. I will then flip back the gauges on my car, pump up those tires, and know that I am conserving and getting more bang for my buck.

Finally, I think I'll start up a community organizing organization. Yes, indeed. I feel the need for spreading around the taxpayers' money. Hey! it worked for the Prez!

On a final note, look for a baby boom around 9 months hence.
I'm guessing that a lot of *hoopla* will be made tonight. It's just a celebration of life after delivery of the BDS-inflicted from the Bush presidency.

Then again, it might just be a mass increase in abortions in around March/April.
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