so--tomorrow is the day everybody marches on Washington demanding Congress

[librechik]

do their jobs. Right?

Every single person who wants change? Right?

[Android3.14]

1. What?

Love your sig, but I still need more context to know what y9ou are talking about.

[earthside]

2. That's a good one.

What change?

Apparently Democrats don't want much change ... if the polls for the presidential nominee are an indication.

Sad to say, but I think elite Democrats and many liberals are becoming as delusional about what is going on the the country and in the world as some of the Repuglican crazies.

[librechik]

3. thanks for answering

I feel so lonely here sometimes

[earthside]

5. Beautiful December day in Colorado.

Enjoy the sunshine!

[librechik]

7. yes it is--and warm! I'm going for a walk this afternoon.

[oldandhappy]

4. wonderful fantasy

[Rex]

6. We already did that after Sandy Hook...how did that work out for us?

Maybe you have not noticed, but the M$M has been ignoring us since the 2003 protests against the invasion of Iraq. Congress noticed that too and now doesn't give us the time of day.

[librechik]

8. we did it by the millions before the Iraq war, yesterday 2 million in the streets of London

nothing works on these people. They are not "Representatives"

I was being sarcastic. Millions in the street doesn't make a dent.

we need a new box to think outside of.

[Rex]

9. Shit that went right over my head, sorry.

I feel your frustration, I protested the 2003 war and still feel pissed off at how the media ignored us and instead worked on getting Bush and Blair re-elected.

[librechik]

10. yeah we need something new that works

damned if I can think what it might be.