

The blame game is out of control. Every side has its rational. Only the Pope seems willing to stand up to the plate and shout "Enough!" Unfortunately he doesn't have an army to back him up. But then the last thing we need is another army.
Again its being said how cynical our own college kids are about politics and politicians. And again Jon Stewart is being blamed since 50% of these kids watch his show. I was heartened this morning when Chris Matthews asked his panelists if they believed Stewart was in fact to blame and to a person they said no - the politicians were doing it quite well all by themselves. And it was no slouch of a panel - Katty Kaye from BBC News; Andrea Mitchell, NBC; Dan Rather, former CBS anchor, and David Brooks of the New York Times.


It's A Small World
it's a world of laughter, a world or tears
its a world of hopes, its a world of fear
theres so much that we share
that its time we're aware
its a small world after all
Keep an eye on them. Castro is an old man and ailing. We've been at odds with Cuba for a very long time. Chavez in Venezuela carries a lot of influence there and is no friend of the U.S. I would hate to have to add Cuban children to the series of photos.
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