3+ years to do a bad job.

I, Baklava (poster name), provide computer consulting services for the state of CA and promise you that the contract for services in no way is making me lie as liberals do every day in thier quest to destroy capitalism, freedom and America as we know it. I am telling you facts and truth in this post despite the fact that I have a contract with the state of CA government.

Carry on….

And that isn’t sarcasm.

I as a centrist/conservative (conservatism is centrist) think that Bush is to the left of center and it amazes me to see so many people with a lack of perspective think that Bush is to the extreme right (in opposition to Kerry who is/was to the left).

People, People, People. To the right would actually be cutting government and shrinking government and prioritizing the government’s roles to be what the constitution defines is the GOVERNMENT’S ROLES.

TRULY I would love to see that happen one day.

A sense of realism is what keeps me centered and conservative as opposed to libertarian (libertarians think government can be cut by 80%).

With all the applications the INS processes, they will make a few mistakes.

And the cost of this one ? Some hurt feelings?

Give me a break

I can see it now Andy, the LOS Treaty will soon be followed by the LOP Treaty (Law Of the Planets), the LOG Treaty (Law Of the Galaxy), and the LOU Treaty (Law Of the Universe) each to be governed, at least in part, by the more than 50 tyrant governed nations of the general assembly.

Think of that for a moment… What the U.N. is saying is, in essence, that THEY own international waters and, it would appear, all of outer space (better check with the Romulans first). THEY would grant PERMISSION to any sovereign nation to explore the bounty of the sea. Frightening. Bush, Frist, and Rice ought to be working tooth and toenail to stop this.

Although Bush’s plans for re-thinking of Social Security and the Federal Income Tax sounds promising, he will no doubt be hamered by the previous four years “poet on payday” spending and entitlement boosting. I’m with LaShawn. He’s better than Kerry, but we must now watch him like a hawk!

This is what I don’t get. It does seem like Bush is getting soft or somehow kowtowed by the liberal writers and PC crowd. When we know the UN is an abyss, here we are pushing to join yet another UN initiative, to what end?

I can only hope it’s another Texas Hold’em bluff.

Wait a minute, this is a delay. The answer here is to have more staff to handle these issues, not less.

The other thing that’s getting my goat is that after 20 years of lying dormant since Reagan nixed it, it appears that Condi will go ahead and, appease Sen Lugar (GOP), push to ratify the LOST treaty (Laws of the Sea).

Essentially, the US would cede it’s national right to do whatever in international waters, subject to a UN-like Open Seas authority.

The downside is that they can then tell us that our navy is at sea illegally. Furthermore, we would pay an international tax for the privilege of this august body to oversee our actions and for harvesting whatever from the sea.

The upside? There is no upside.

Can you say taxation w/o representation?

When will you be announcing your candidacy for President of the U.S.A.?

You have my vote.