It's 12:38 pm in St. Louis

Waiting for the parade on TV celebrating the Cardinals' World Series Win . . . Watching channel 9, the local SL PBS station . . . "It's Representative Thomas Delay, he's very powerful . . ."

Nobody's watching.

'cept me.

". . . Abramoff asked for more." - Reed

Pisses me off. Nobody's listenting. It's 12:38 PM (a little after noon) in St. Louis, and a show that should be appearing on prime time is airing, quietly, at 12:38 PM. The quiet, noble, deep voiced, PBS expose (ex - pose - ay) that should be front page of every newspaper. Abramoff calls the tribe members "morons" and "troglodytes" and when questioned invokes his Constitutional Right against self incrimination (AKA known as "Presidentail Toilet Paper.").

Choctaw. Norquist. Grover. Jack. Marianis.

An exquisitely detailed expose (ex - pose - ay) of the total corruption of the ruling "Partie" in power. Nobody's watching. (Sorry, do I have to type more?)

"At least four of Abramoff's clients met with Bush." Nobody's listenting. So. Why do I think we won't take over the levers of power? I'm 49 years old in 2 weeks. I know I'm screwed. Convince me otherwise.

Carry on.

"We have over 50 pastors mobilized . . ." - Ralph