Fuck Republicans. All of them.

The Obama administration is barely two weeks old and the Republicans themselves act like they won a mandate from the people to oppose Obama at every turn, rather than the mandate for Obama and for change that is reality.

Since his inauguration, Obama has bent over backwards to appease Republicans, even to the point of weakening the stimulus package and back peddling on Gay Rights. It has been just two weeks, so I will keep "hoping" that Obama will make this a better stronger country, but I wish he would somewhat ignore the Republicans, at least on the stuff he promised to those of us who voted for him, and keep his promises.

And I don't understand all this crap about Tom Daschle. If this was a Bush appointee, he'd have already been sworn in and be picking out new furniture. Daschle screwed up his taxes, like 50% or more of Americans, and did not know that he needed to declare a borrowed car as income. I wouldn't have known to declare it. Do I have to declare every lunch or coffee treated by a friend as income?

And now Cheney is going around saying that we will suffer a catastrophic terrorist attack because Obama is president. Considering Cheney's contacts with other evil people like him (he probably knows Osama Bin Laden personally, which is why he isn't dead), he could arrange for something to happen.

Thank God for Walmart

My friend Rachel turned me onto a webpage dedicated to badly decorated cakes. In today's post, there's the story of how a little boy could not get the evil ShopRite corporation, or any other local bakeries, to write his name on the cake. Thank God for the good people at Walmart! Now, 3-year old Adolph Hitler Campbell, can have his cake and eat it to.

The best quote of this story is from Adolph's 35-year old father, Heath (who doesn't believe the Holocaust happened and has swastikas all over his house).

They're just names, you know, Campbell said. Yeah, they (Nazis) were bad people back then. But my kids are little. They're not going to grow up like that.

I don't know who is the more perfect candidate for retroactive abortion, the father, or the commenter, who compares ShopRite's refusal to make the birthday cake to a pharmacist refusing to dispense birth control pills.