When I look back on all the stuff I have talked about over the last seven or eight months, I would have to say, that, in my opinion, my musings on the 2006 election were some of my best ramblings. This isn’t to say that I’m an expert on the topic by any means, or a true authority by any stretch of the imagination. However, I found the 2006 election to be inspiring, as far as my writing goes. It was easy, and stress free, as the words rolled out of my mind faster than I could put them on paper. In fact, it was so simple; I began to worry what I would write about after the election concluded. I mean, sure, there is a ton of crap out there I could pontificate on ad-nauseam, but, let’s face it. That can get boring. The trouble with that is, is that if *I* get bored, it will translate through to what you see on the page, and *you* will get bored and stop reading. That’s no good for anybody really.

Truth be told, I was rather fretting that the 2008 election was so far off, because for some reason, I don’t have a writer’s block issue when it comes to elections. What on earth was I going to do for the next 14 months or so? Sit on my hands, and maybe talk about all the mental midgets I come across on a daily basis? It was a scary proposition for me, I tell you.

Fret not, dear me. The 2008 election season is already upon us. I’m saved! I’m liberated! I’m inspired!

Nah. I’m pissed off.

I wonder if any of the current candidates out there even have the foggiest idea what they are doing. All of this is way too much, way too soon, and the American public are going to be bored senseless by the time the first primary rolls around, and the candidates are going to be all but punched out.

A lot of things can happen between now and the primaries. It’s way too early to declare for anything. In fact, it’s become such a circus, I don’t even remember who the first person was to declare. I seem to think it was Edwards, because he is by far the dumbest one of the bunch. “Gotta get on TV, y’all!” The nearest I can figure is that everybody saw him jump out in front, and now we’re having to deal with a never ending parade of “Monkey-see-monkey-do”.

When you stop and think about it; that means we have a bunch of politicians following the lead of John Edwards.
I weep for America.

If George Bush wouldn’t have squandered his opportunities, we wouldn’t have this problem.

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