You have to know by now that people don’t have to make sense. All they need to do is to scream and act crazy and the press will be all over them (unless you oppose the war, then you’re just a stinkin’ hippie).
Here’s a place to follow up on Labor Day rhetoric:
Lecture and Panel Discussion Presented By Delaware Press Association &
The Delaware Coalition for Open Government
“WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO OUR ECONOMY: The Consequences of Not Knowing”
Thursday, September 17, 2009, 7:30 p.m.
Delaware Theatre Company
Keynote Speaker:
Michael Greenberger, nationally renowned lawyer, professor and expert on financial regulation
Moderator:
Ralph Begleiter, Distinguished Professor of Communication at the University of Delaware and former CNN World Affairs Correspondent
Additional Panelists:
Cris Barrish, Senior Reporter, The News Journal
Alan Garfield, Professor, Widener University School of Law
Hon. Karen Peterson, Delaware State Senator
Among series of “We the People” events, partly funded by a grant from the Delaware Humanities Forum.
Right back at cha: How many people fittingly ‘celebrate’ Memorial Day? Independence Day? or what ever day you wanna bring up? It’s more of the downfall of our manners, standards, & mores….we’re too busy to care. We just wanna P A R T Y !!!! 😉
The Labor Day Parade today in Wilmington was an encouraging show of strength for advocates of healthcare reform and the Employee Free Choice Act. It was far bigger than last year and certainly countered the notion that the noisy and noisome teabaggers represent anyone other than the insurance industry and health care oligopoly. See for yourself at http://www.flickr.com/photos/autoplant/. Annoyingly, the photos appear in reverse order, but oh, well.
RwR: I always thought we’d be a post-racial society when department stores advertised their annual mid-January sheet-and-linens sales, known as “white sales,” using Dr. King. “I had a dream…on my 220-thread-count percale sheets from Martha Stewart!”
DV,
You have to know by now that people don’t have to make sense. All they need to do is to scream and act crazy and the press will be all over them (unless you oppose the war, then you’re just a stinkin’ hippie).
why do you hate America?
Just another day, dickweed.
Here’s a place to follow up on Labor Day rhetoric:
Lecture and Panel Discussion Presented By Delaware Press Association &
The Delaware Coalition for Open Government
“WHAT REALLY HAPPENED TO OUR ECONOMY: The Consequences of Not Knowing”
Thursday, September 17, 2009, 7:30 p.m.
Delaware Theatre Company
Keynote Speaker:
Michael Greenberger, nationally renowned lawyer, professor and expert on financial regulation
Moderator:
Ralph Begleiter, Distinguished Professor of Communication at the University of Delaware and former CNN World Affairs Correspondent
Additional Panelists:
Cris Barrish, Senior Reporter, The News Journal
Alan Garfield, Professor, Widener University School of Law
Hon. Karen Peterson, Delaware State Senator
Among series of “We the People” events, partly funded by a grant from the Delaware Humanities Forum.
Information: DelcogData@aol.com or 302-655-2175
http://www.delawarepressassociation.org/calendar.htm
Right back at cha: How many people fittingly ‘celebrate’ Memorial Day? Independence Day? or what ever day you wanna bring up? It’s more of the downfall of our manners, standards, & mores….we’re too busy to care. We just wanna P A R T Y !!!! 😉
Susan, you are exactly right. Decorum and standards are gone in favor of parties and commercialism.
I’m dreading the day where we get the MLK Day sale commercial with some huckster shouting “Free at last! Free at last! Buy one get one free at last!”
I think that has been done, already, RWR.
Not me, I know America’s labor unions are “the people that brought you the weekend” (year round).
The Labor Day Parade today in Wilmington was an encouraging show of strength for advocates of healthcare reform and the Employee Free Choice Act. It was far bigger than last year and certainly countered the notion that the noisy and noisome teabaggers represent anyone other than the insurance industry and health care oligopoly. See for yourself at http://www.flickr.com/photos/autoplant/. Annoyingly, the photos appear in reverse order, but oh, well.
RwR: I always thought we’d be a post-racial society when department stores advertised their annual mid-January sheet-and-linens sales, known as “white sales,” using Dr. King. “I had a dream…on my 220-thread-count percale sheets from Martha Stewart!”