i generally sympathize with this resignation. but i'm continually heartened with the swing of the pendulum. the supremacist neocon mentality is at its height i think, with its current dominance of the newsmedia and US politics.
you hear a lot about the pendulum swing now with Soros and the Dean campaign, and the worries about a leftie "Goldwater backlash". but one difference is that unlike then, there is a very loud "international community" voice now and it is incredibly anti-Bush/neocon/USA.
when has the US' Left had such overwhelming world convergence? if you watch Fox News closely enough you can see it sweating. with dominance comes complacency.
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i generally sympathize with this resignation. but i'm continually heartened with the swing of the pendulum. the supremacist neocon mentality is at its height i think, with its current dominance of the newsmedia and US politics. you hear a lot about the pendulum swing now with Soros and the Dean campaign, and the worries about a leftie "Goldwater backlash". but one difference is that unlike then, there is a very loud "international community" voice now and it is incredibly anti-Bush/neocon/USA. when has the US' Left had such overwhelming world convergence? if you watch Fox News closely enough you can see it sweating. with dominance comes complacency.