Shame

As I said in the comments at Time Goes By today in response to Ronni's excellent post [I feel a need to repeat it here]:

"MY rage is barely controllable, [too]" Ronni. I fear that if I see him in another one of his hideous, hypocritical idiotic photo-ops I might throw up or throw something at the television screen.
Shame on George Bush, shame on the administration, shame on the American citizens for voting him into office and shame on all of us for allowing him to stay there. Why aren't we marching ... storming Washington DC?

Comments

[Jean]

So here's what I already said in Ronni's comments: here in London (where I don't know that our representatives would do any better in the face of such a disaster. I doubt it) I'm proud and glad to know good-hearted Americans like you and Ronni and all the others who have commented on her blog, who have no cause to feel shame, and whose anger I share.

[kimbofo]

I'm angry too, and I'm not even American!

[Em]

Thanks for your question. Why indeed, aren't we storming the streets? I wish, I dearly hope, that this is as bad as it gets.

Every person we talk to though is a tiny step towards balance. (That is me being hopeful again. sigh.)

[nappy40]

I agree, Tamar!