Thank You Mr. President.... (Score 2)

I, for one, am glad that you aren't worried about monitoring the status of the earth when there's a dead planet like Mars beckoning to be "explored." Beside that, we all know you can't possibly subsidize new, profitable, romantic business models on the back of programs that yield nothing but information (that might provide a counterpoint). We, all of us, accept that it's simply a matter of priority. If the investment does't lead US to a more competitive, hegemonic postion internationally, then it really isn't worth supporting.

That's why we support your tax cuts to the wealthy; they make the best decisions (while they are sitting around the pool talking to their stock brokers). I know it might seem unfair to the people who are born into such a world, but that is largely irrelevant to those that believe 16 fiscal quarters is a lifetime are bent on preserving a class structure that ignores the nature of anything but the balance sheet.

I'm saying that the people who put you at the helm shouldn't regret a thing. We should all be thankful that we have a leader who has our best interests so firmly in his grasp. The team with which you have surrounded yourself is professional & well schooled in the theories of upper management that have made this country what it is today. Even if it turns out they were grossly in error, we can all have faith that God will sort it out after the rapture!

Long Life to you Duh-ba-ya!

- nbsp; ) So you live to see what your policies help to accomplish! (