CAN YOU FEEL IT?????

[CatWoman]

Something's afoot.

The tide is turning.

I don't know what sensation I feel strongest: revenge, hatred, self-righteousness, smugness, calm.

Bush is going down.

Hard.

The tide is turning.

[ulysses]

1. that's just the possum coming back on you.

:evilgrin:

[CatWoman]

4. no, it's the pollen

How's itchy???

:D

[ulysses]

5. recently shaved

and much happier for it. :D

[CatWoman]

7. I just recovered from an episode

Leftish Sugar says I look like Rocky when I get like that.

ADRIAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:D

[ulysses]

9. ROFL!

(someone cue the theme music. :D)

[jeter]

2. I've felt it growing all summer.

I remember writing that his numbers would be in the 40s by September. I was right.

(Sound of me patting myself on the back).

:) picture of me smiling.

[CatWoman]

6. let me assist

:D

[tjdee]

3. And they're going to fight all the way down.

I do think the tide is turning, but I'm very nervous about who they're going to lash out at and strike at as they fall.

They're not going to go quietly.

[prolesunited]

10. I share that fear

Desperate men do desperate things and based on demographics, it's all or nothing for them now. If it slips through their hands, they will never regain it and they know it.

[Clete]

8. A few squeeks are being heard way out there.

I want to hear a chorus of roars. Then I'll believe it.

[zeemike]

11. I have been meaning to ask you

Where did you get those ugly cats?
But then I realize that beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I wish I knew how to put up a picture of my cat so you could see what a beautiful cat looks like.

[CatWoman]

12. All four were destined to be put to sleep

and I took them in.

They are all beautiful to me. They have all brought me so much love and joy.

My coworker(s) introduced me to Male and Female. They were the last two of a litter, and were to go to the pound the weekend before I took them.

My boyfriend was visiting, when a neighbor showed up at my door with Trinity and Streak. The neighbor had pit bull dogs, his wife wanted to keep the cats, but they couldn't because of the dog situation.

My boyfriend talked me into keeping them. He's a very smart man. That's why I'm with him.

[zeemike]

18. Well then

Your actions make them beautiful to me also

[Skittles]

22. they ARE beautiful

especially TRINITY. :7

[Raenelle]

24. One of my five looks just like Streak. I call her Maggie.

She's my pretty one.

[juajen]

36. I think they're beautiful, Cat Woman

We have over ten cats (won't tell how much over). Most are outside cats and we love them all. Some of ours were "dropped of" too. That's usually the way we acquire another one. My children have been bringing home strays for 25 years.

[knight_of_the_star]

47. What's that guy talking about!

Those are cute little kitties! Why were they going to be put to sleep anyway?

[dusty64]

14. What?

I think they are ALL quite cute. Good for you Catwoman, I've got 4 rescues myself and I think they are gorgeous!

[fabius]

16. Don't talk that way...

...about somebody's babies.;-)

They're beautiful cats. ! Just gotta appreciate varmits like we do.

[corarose]

17. I hope you are kidding

You don't talk about someone elses kids like that.

Hey Catwoman, I have told you this before YOUR KIDS ARE CUTE!

BTW My Mia looked like your cat's.

[zeemike]

19. I was of course just teasing

I love all animals even the ugly ones no one else likes.

[LastDemInIdaho]

13. I'll vote for calm all around

Just a little pin prick...whoops - wrong song

Now the satellite's confused
'Cos on Saturday night
The airwaves were full of compassion and light
And his silicon heart warmed
To the sight of a billion candles burning
The tide is turning

[blackcat77]

15. It turned about a month or so ago

I usually don't watch the evening news, but that night I did and the first three stories were all critical of Bush. It was the first time I'd seen the media openly express doubt about the stuff they were handed. Since then, it's gotten louder and more frequent. Ted Kennedy's remarks yesterday would have been unimaginable just a couple months ago. The Bush people keep backing further and further away from the claims they made before the war.

I'm old enough to remember '68, and Bush is sitting where LBJ was -- a war growing less popular by the day and not a darned thing he can do about it.

[Richardo]

20. Testify, CW!!

:hi:

I'm seeing signs of it myself. Let's keep at it!

[Skittles]

21. oh, I thought perhaps you were with MATCOM

yes, actually CatWoman I do feel it but I simply cannot rejoice. The price that is being paid is too much to bear. :(

[WINEWOMAN7]

23. Yes, I can feel it!!!!!!

Bush is going down. It's happening because people are finally beginning to tell the truth about his lies and he and his cohorts are having meltdowns, they can't keep up the coverup forever without leaks about what really happened. The tide is really turning.!!!!

[Terran]

25. Hi CW!

Yeah, I'm feeling it too. What I think is most notable is that the news media are starting to wake up, more and more. That's key.

Beutiful kitties by the way. ;)

Dirk

[Carmerian]

26. Hahaha !

I was going to post almost the same thing a week ago. Great minds think alike and all that :D


Anyway.


Keep up the good fight! Buy war bonds! We're all in this together!

[grasswire]

28. I want....

...Bush's end to fatally fracture the Republican Party.

Seriously.

I want those who want to dump him to clobber those who stay with him. I want chasms to develop. Yawning chasms. I want total chaos in the party. I want it destroyed.

[calimary]

32. I do, too!

I want the repukes and the right-wing and the neocons and all those schmucks to be so discredited that they're set back at least 50 years. I think of the darling Ann Coulter sneering into the cameras about how "we're going to destroy everything you believe in," and visualize those words being eaten every day by people like her. I hope when bush goes down, he takes all those wretched wrecks with him. They wanna turn back the clock past FDR, do they? Dismantle all the progressive reforms that activists and humanitarians throughout the last century worked, marched, struggled, and risked everything to achieve for the good of the country, do they? I hope to see them eat that. And gag on it.

I want the rethugs so stunned and demoralized and sucker-punched and demonized that, in many ways, they will NEVER recover. It certainly is what they want for us. Their karma will likely deliver it to them. I don't just want to see them eat their words, I want to see them choke on 'em. No group of poor excuses for human beings in history was more deserving!

Sorry - but these vermin just bring out the worst in me.

[Brucey]

27. What a tease title!

[Brian Sweat]

29. It's amazing how change approaches like a glacier

and then washes over you like a tidal wave. It takes so long to get here and then it happens so fast that if you blink you will miss it.

[Booberdawg]

30. Yep, I feel it too. The worm is turning ..

[populistmom]

31. He will go on

Hopefully enough to cover the spread regarding the inevitable election fraud we'll likely see next year.

[nothingshocksmeanymore]

33. Did we have an earthquake?

Sorry..it's just the usual answer to the question out here.

I like to think the tide is turning but I also realize that they game us all. In fact, so BADLY that you really can't tell if they are slipping up or if this is another shitstorm that they can distract you with that falls by the wayside while they try to cram tha awful energy bill down without you noticing it because the drama has you sucked in harder than a 20 horsepower hoover!

[loyalsister]

34. Something is definitely up!

I was surfing and came across this primary poll! Look where Gep is in his own city!

http://www.stltoday.com/world

[juajen]

35. Yeah, I do feel it!

But, I'm too afraid that something will happen to put the SOB back up to breathe easy.

[radfringe]

37. right or wrong direction?

http://www.pollingreport.com/

[forgethell]

38. Don't get

overconfident. A lot of things can happen between now and election day, or, as we have seen, after election day. The good guys don't always win.

[Le Taz Hot]

39. I wouldn't know, personally, but I'll take your word for it

I'm still way too pissed at the Media 'Hos for their derilection (sp?) of duty for the last 3 years.

Oh yes, and a big :hi: to THEEEE CatWoman. B-)

[soleft]

40. Check out this pic from the village voice

http://www.villagevoice.com/issues/0338/perlstein.php

[Seneca]

41. I won't be convinced until next November

Anything can happen in politics. Nothing has brought him down yet, and I have read far too many threads in here promising his demise, turning worms, tides, toast, et al.

I don't feel anything except the same queasiness that I have felt more or less since that night the news anchors reversed the call in Florida, and in December, when the criminals won because of SCOTUS. The degrees have varied - getting worse with 9-11 or Wellstone's death, and better with no WMD's and other lies. But queasy. No end in sight for at least 14 months or more.

No one really knows what will happen. By December, one of three things: 40-49% approval, the same 52 or 53% approval at present, or for reasons that continue to befuddle us - back to 60% or more!

Don't underestimate these two forces: American ignorance, and Bush's ability to exploit it with the help of a compliant media.

[Individualist]

42. I also feel it

and am very worried about what this vile administration is going to do about it. We know that they'll do anything (emphasis on anything) to keep control of the government. We also know that they have used and will continue to use fear to control the country. With this tidal change, I can only wonder what this heinous regime is going to do next. :scared:

[Q]

43. Nah...it's probably just indigestion...

- I don't see Bush* going anywhere...at least not until he loses more support with HIS government and HIS media.

- One only has to remember back to the Reagan administration for clues. Reagan was 'president' when HIS administration sold American weapons to terrorists and worse...and the 'rule of law' and the press never touched him.

- Like Reagan...Bush* has too many layers of 'teflon' protecting him. And...you're going to be very disappointed if you're using poll numbers to indicate whether he'll stay in office.

- Take two aspirins and call us in the morning.

[Seneca]

44. remember 1983?

Reagan's approval ratings were in the THIRTY percent range. He embarrassed us with his "evil empire" remarks, lost over 200 Marines in their barracks in Lebanon (ah, the roots of our current terror troubles!), got a quickie boost with Grenada, lost it again, and so on...

Next year? It was "Morning In America!" He trounced Mondale in a landslide.

Cautionary note to all of us: Dean or Clark or ANY of them could be the next Mondale.

Or... Bush will get his ass kicked.

Or... Bush will narrowly "win".

Or ... Bush will narrowly lose.


Anything can happen. Predictions are futile, so I leave ALL of the above options at the ready. No tide, no worm, no toast.

[CatWoman]

45. I can't talk aspirin -- upsets my stomach

Back to the point -- your's are well taken. And noted.

It's just that after three years of a fawning press and teflon Bush, I can't help but delight in the present.

[DinahMoeHum]

46. From your mouth to G*d's ears, CW. . .

Love your kitties!! My brother has a similar one with a face whose markings are SPLIT DOWN THE MIDDLE - ginger tabby on one side, black on the other.

Purrrrrrfect AG Assclown repellent!!


:evilgrin: